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Hierarchical Extreme Learning Machine-Polynomial Based Low Valued Capacitance Measurement Using Frequency Synthesizer–Vector Voltmeter

This present paper describes the development of a capacitance measurement system in the picofarad region. The system uses an universal serial bus port-based arrangement in conjunction with an indigenously developed Programmable Intelligent Computer microcontroller-based frequency synthesizer-vector voltmeter that can be used to measure the voltage in vector form and the capacitance can be determined using circuit solution technique. An intelligent two-layered, hierarchical reinforcement-based instrumentation scheme is proposed that can be integrated along with the original measurements to significantly improve the system performance. In layer 1, an extreme learning machine-based supervised phase reinforcement scheme is employed to improve the accuracy of the voltage measurement. Subsequently, in layer 2, local polynomial-based reinforcements are employed to improve both the resistive and reactive part measurements in the unknown capacitance. Three variants of ELM-based reinforcements are implemented for capacitance measurements in the range 100-10 000 pF and the utility of the hybrid ELM-polynomial-based reinforcements for such measurements is aptly demonstrated.