N. Y. Dinushka
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N. Y. Dinushka is a researcher specializing in sensor interface electronics, with a particular focus on addressing crosstalk challenges in large piezoresistive sensor arrays. Their most cited work, "A Readout Circuit Based on Zero Potential Crosstalk Suppression for a Large Piezoresistive Sensor Array: Case Study Based on a Resistor Model" (2021, 15 citations), tackles a critical problem in tactile sensing: the parasitic parallel paths that degrade measurement accuracy in shared row-column architectures. Rather than relying on software-based post-processing, Dinushka proposes a hardware-driven zero potential crosstalk suppression technique, offering a more robust and real-time solution for obtaining accurate 2D pressure distributions. This contribution is particularly relevant for applications in robotics, healthcare, and human-machine interfaces where precise pressure mapping is essential. Dinushka’s work bridges the gap between circuit design and practical sensor system performance, demonstrating a strong commitment to solving real-world measurement challenges. Their research continues to influence the development of high-fidelity tactile sensing systems.
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