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This article describes a high-performance capacitance-todigital converter (CDC) for sub-nm displacement sensing with an electrically floating target. Intended to be integrated into a displacement sensor probe, the CDC consumes only 560 μW. It achieves 98.5-dB SNR in a 1-ms conversion time. With a sensing Ø 8-mm probe and a 25-μm stand-off distance from the target, it achieves 0.18-nm resolution. Moreover, it offers an in-band common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) higher than 117 dB, providing decent electric field interference immunity.
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