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Abstract: This letter presents the design and development of an advanced analog interface circuit tailored for four-wire resistive sensors, with the objective of enhancing measurement accuracy and ...

Abstract: Flexible strain sensors with high sensitivity and a wide detection range are essential for next-generation healthcare and soft robotics. However, achieving a tradeoff between sensitivity and ...