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QST608 - Capacitive touch sensor device

Description

The QST608 is the ideal solution for the design of capacitive touch sensing user interfaces.

Touch-sensitive controls are increasingly replacing electromechanical switches in home appliances, consumer and mobile electronics, and in computers and peripherals.

Features

  • Patented charge-transfer design Rotor (or slider) plus five extra keys Up to five general-purpose outputs I2C interface Fully “debounced” results Patented AKS™ Adjacent Key Suppression Self-calibration and auto drift compensation Spread-spectrum bursts to reduce EMI.

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Part number QST608
Manufacturer STMicroelectronics
File Size 818.40 KB
Description Capacitive touch sensor device
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    QST608 www.datasheet4u.com Capacitive touch sensor device with rotor or slider plus five extra keys and I2C interface Preliminary Data Features ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Patented charge-transfer design Rotor (or slider) plus five extra keys Up to five general-purpose outputs I2C interface Fully “debounced” results Patented AKS™ Adjacent Key Suppression Self-calibration and auto drift compensation Spread-spectrum bursts to reduce EMI ECOPACK® (RoHS compliant) packages LQFP32 (7x7 mm) Description The QST608 is the ideal solution for the design of capacitive touch sensing user interfaces. Touch-sensitive controls are increasingly replacing electromechanical switches in home appliances, consumer and mobile electronics, and in computers and peripherals.
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