Details
Features
- Enables press (force touch), hold, touch and tapping
- Confirms non-intentional capacitive button/display touch
- Proximity sensing
- Capacitive touch replacement (touch implementation)
- Optical force slider, optical force touch-pad
- Multi button support
- Gesture sensing
Benefits
- Displacement resolution of 1µm improves user experience and reliability
- Force sensitivity enables adjustment at e.g. different speed
- Works under all surface materials (plastics, wood, glass, metal..)
- Any input: works with wet fingers, gloves, stylus etc.
- Enables Shytech implementations
- Proximity measurement distance: 10 – 300mm
- AEC-Q102-003 qualified
- Synchronization through Synch Pin
- 8 different I2C addresses
Parameters
Emitter quantity
1 integrated
SNR
82
dB
Package
QFN
Package dimension
l
4
mm
w
3.05
mm
h
0.7
mm
Supply voltage
max.
3.3
V
Operating ambient temperature
min.
-40
°C
max.
110
°C
Interface
input
I²C slave
output
I²C slave
Spectral range of sensitivity typ.
λ10%
min.
820
nm
λ10%
max.
1100
nm
Ordering information
| Product Type | Description | Ordering code | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x51 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x51 | Q65115A2699 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x52 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x52 | Q65115A2698 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x53 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x53 | Q65115A2697 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x54 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x54 | Q65115A2701 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x55 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x55 | Q65115A2700 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x56 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x56 | Q65115A2715 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x57 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x57 | Q65115A2716 | |
| AS7100-ZQFT 3.3 0x58 PM-QFN12 LF T&RDP | 7-bit I²C address 0x58 | Q65115A2717 |
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