The question requirements are the same as question F in the 2019 National College Student Electronic Design Competition.
The paper counting display device is divided into a data collection part and a data processing and display part. The data collection part uses a precisely processed 50mm×50mm×3mm copper plate as the capacitor plate; an acrylic plate is used, and the copper plate is fixed on two precision-drilled acrylic plates with epoxy resin AB glue. The four corners of the plate have The screws are fixed to ensure that the facing area of the copper plate will not change due to placement errors each time the paper to be tested is clamped. The data processing and display part consists of a self-built AD8606 amplifier circuit and STM32F103 microcontroller. When adding paper, the capacitance change between the electrode plates undergoes AD sampling, average filtering algorithm, third-order polynomial fitting, and least squares fitting, so that the sampling value forms a linear relationship with the number of papers. After each test paper is added, the number of papers is displayed on the OLED display.
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