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A circuit that converts a signal from one form to another: analog to digital, digital to analog, voltage to current, current to voltage, etc. The key to understanding is the transformational properties of the circuit, as opposed to just amplification or buffering.
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How would I go about converting a change in capacitance into a voltage?
I'm assuming you want a DC like voltage refrence that changes based on the capacitor's current value, on something of the realtime-continuous order, and not an offline capacitance tester
I would try …
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