Capacitive Sensor - 3pF Sensibility, 460–600kHz Output Frequency - X-FAB0.35µm
This macro-cell is a general purpose capacitive sensor core designed for X-FAB 0.35μm XH035 CMOS technology.
Overview
This macro-cell is a general purpose capacitive sensor core designed for X-FAB 0.35μm XH035 CMOS technology.
The circuit is intended for touch sensing applications for use in microcontrollers and has two multiplexed inputs. It detects a change in capacitance with a sensibility of 3pF in its inputs and sets the output frequency accordingly (from 460 to 600kHz).
The core is easily retargeted to any other CMOS technology with R-poly devices.
Key features
- Capacitive sensing oscillator
- 3pFsensibility
- 400–600kHz output frequency
- Supply voltage: 2.7–3.6V
- Enable control
- Indicative area: 0.07mm2
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