Microchip MTCH112 Capacitive Touch Evaluation Kit
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MTCH112 Capacitive Touch/Proximity Sensor Development Kit
The MTCH112 Development Kit from Microchip provides a simple to use platform for evaluating the MTCH112 Capacitive Touch Controller featuring Microchip’s mTouch™ technology. The kit consists of a controller board and two differing proximity sensor daughter boards with which users can quickly assemble a ready-made capacitive touch/proximity sense demonstration.
The kit has dedicated Graphical User Interface (GUI) with which a variety of capacitive touch and sense applications can be investigated. The controller board is connected to a host PC via a DV164122 PICKit Serial Analyser (not included).
The controller board is flexible in that it can be used in conjunction with sensors other than the supplied sensor boards. Users can simply connect their sensors under test to the controller board header.
Human Machine Interface (HMI), Microchip
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€ 67,00
tk (ilma käibemaksuta)
€ 81,74
tk (koos käibemaksuga)
1
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MTCH112 Capacitive Touch/Proximity Sensor Development Kit
The MTCH112 Development Kit from Microchip provides a simple to use platform for evaluating the MTCH112 Capacitive Touch Controller featuring Microchip’s mTouch™ technology. The kit consists of a controller board and two differing proximity sensor daughter boards with which users can quickly assemble a ready-made capacitive touch/proximity sense demonstration.
The kit has dedicated Graphical User Interface (GUI) with which a variety of capacitive touch and sense applications can be investigated. The controller board is connected to a host PC via a DV164122 PICKit Serial Analyser (not included).
The controller board is flexible in that it can be used in conjunction with sensors other than the supplied sensor boards. Users can simply connect their sensors under test to the controller board header.