In this work, a digital circuit is proposed to eliminate the dependence of measurements of tri-axial accelerometers from the spatial orientation of the sensor. It is suitable for a large number of applications, from wearable system to human activity recognition and prediction. The circuit implements a new, hardware friendly, vector rotation algorithm which contributes to reduce the occupied area and the power dissipation. The design has been targeted to FPGA and std_cells in 65 nm CMOS technology. In the second case, it returns a power dissipation of 1 μW and an area of about 0.024 mm2. The obtained results show the possibility to integrate the module with the embedded circuitry of inertial sensors.

Low-Power Integrated Circuit for Orientation Independent Acquisitions from Smart Accelerometers

De Vita A.;Licciardo G. D.
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Femia A.;Di Benedetto L.;Rubino A.;
2020-01-01

Abstract

In this work, a digital circuit is proposed to eliminate the dependence of measurements of tri-axial accelerometers from the spatial orientation of the sensor. It is suitable for a large number of applications, from wearable system to human activity recognition and prediction. The circuit implements a new, hardware friendly, vector rotation algorithm which contributes to reduce the occupied area and the power dissipation. The design has been targeted to FPGA and std_cells in 65 nm CMOS technology. In the second case, it returns a power dissipation of 1 μW and an area of about 0.024 mm2. The obtained results show the possibility to integrate the module with the embedded circuitry of inertial sensors.
2020
978-3-030-37557-7
978-3-030-37558-4
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