UR7HCPXZ-S440-FG - Advanced Click-to-Select No-DriftTM Pointing Stick Controller

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Semtech Corporation

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Part number	UR7HCPXZ-S440-FG
Manufacturer	Semtech Corporation
File Size	90.25 KB
Description	Advanced Click-to-Select No-DriftTM Pointing Stick Controller
Datasheet	UR7HCPXZ-S440-FG Datasheet
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Description

The PixiPointTM Z Serial mouse encoder is a cost-effective, highfunctionality IC for strain gauge “miniature joysticks” with Z-axis functionality, such as the CTS series 106, 108 & 109.

Features

provided by the IC include CleanStopTM, which allows the cursor to stop exactly when you want it to and EasyDragTM, which reduces the speed of the cursor during drag, making it easier to handle. The PixiPointTM Z utilizes a special, patented signal conditioning circuit which enables a low-cost, simple and real estate-saving implementation. Just a few low tolerance external components are needed. Serial transmission use speed of 1200 Baud with 7N1 framing. The IC, a CMOS device operating at 4 MHz.

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Published: Apr 16, 2005 |