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3 - Sensor Design Optimization and Tradeoffs
from Part I - Fundamentals
Marco Tartagni, University of Bologna
Book:

Electronic Sensor Design Principles

Published online:

23 December 2021

Print publication:

06 January 2022, pp 135-188
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Summary

This chapter starts by first describing techniques to reduce errors. As far as the random ones are concerned, reduction approaches oriented to increase the signal-to-noise ratio on the spectrum domain and their strict relationship with sample averaging are discussed. Following, strategies for limitation of systematic errors are presented, especially based on the feedback concept. However, since the error reduction techniques allow several degrees of freedom, this chapter discusses the tradeoffs in optimizing sensing systems from the resolution, bandwidth, and power consumption point of view. More specifically, the resolution optimization of the sensing process is treated under the information theory point of view and the approach is extended to acquisition chains to understand the role of single building blocks.