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Based on the usage of capacitors, condensators. Alternatively, utilizing the derivative of signals.
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Looking for a large capacitive touch array controller
I'm building a capacitive touch panel.
It has an odd shape, so I resulted to building my own with the capacitive diamond array solution. …
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Looking for a large capacitive touch array controller
Thank you for the ideas,
After a bit more digging I landed on trying my luck with the mXT640UD-CCU001.
Which is a maXTouch 640-node Touchscreen Controller from Microchip.
It's a bit out of my comfort …
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