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LDS6010 - Capacitance Touch IC

Features

  • a general-purpose input/output (GPIO) and interrupt output for additional communication with the host processor. LDS6010 Features Versatile, Accurate Capacitance-to-Digital Converter (CDC).
  • 16-bit, 500kHz sigma-delta CDC.
  • 15 capacitance sensor input channels.
  • 2ms update rate per active sensor Full-Featured Haptics Driver.
  • Drives both linear and rotating actuators.
  • Intelligent PWM input enabling automatic standby mode.
  • Internal voltage regul.

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Part number LDS6010
Manufacturer Leadis
File Size 401.07 KB
Description Capacitance Touch IC
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PRELIMINARY Sight Sound Touch PRODUCT BRIEF LDS6010 LDS6010 PureTouch™ Capacitance Touch IC with Integrated VibeTonz®-Ready Haptics Driver The LDS6010 is a programmable capacitance-to-digital converter (CDC) designed for use with capacitive sensor arrays implementing touch-based input controls including sliders, scroll wheels, and buttons. A built-in VibeTonz®-Ready haptics driver enables efficient integration of advanced tactile feedback without the need for a separate IC. Touch sensor inputs are directed through an integrated switch matrix to a 16-bit 500 kHz sigmadelta CDC which senses changes in the external sensor array. Featuring 15 sensor inputs, the LDS6010 provides the flexibility required to implement multiple tactile-enabled touch inputs using a single controller.
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