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TTP223 single touch sensor 14x11mm - Touch Sensor for Arduino
- Single touch sensor on TTP223 chip is a touch button module. The module sends a signal when we touch the "TOUCH" button field. It can be used as a physical contact detector, switch, keypad, DIY and Arduino projects, etc.
TTP223 single touch sensor - Arduino touch sensor
Single touch sensor on TTP223 chip is a touch button module. The module sends a signal when the "TOUCH" button field is touched. When the button is touched, a signal is sent to the output and the LED built into the board lights up.
When touching a marked field on the PCB, the module sends a high state to the SIG pin. By default we have a low state (no touch detected).
Can be used as a physical contact detector, switch, keypad, etc...
Product features
- Low energy consumption.
- LED that indicates when the button is touched.
- Fast response time of about 60ms.
- For use in projects: Arduino, AVR, PIC, etc.
Technical data
- Power supply 2 - 5.5V DC
- Circuit used: TTP223
- Response time: 60ms
- Indicator LED
- Sensitivity of the sensor depends on the value of the capacitance C1, the lower the value the higher the sensitivity of the module
- PCB dimensions: 14mm x 11mm
Trigger setting mode: (1-> short, 0-> no short)
- AB = 00: high level TTL output without locking,
- AB = 01: self-locking high level TTL (state memory)
- AB = 10: low-level TTL output without locking,
- AB = 11: self-locking low-level TTL (state memory)
Included
- TTP223 single touch sensor - 1 pc.
Entity responsible for this product in the EU
Wide Top Industrial LimitedMoreProducerWide Top Industrial LimitedAddress:
DongYuan Road, Woshi, Qiaodong Street,Xiangqiao District ,Chaozhou No 32Postal Code: NO 41-47City: ChaozhouCountry: ChinaPhone number: +86-13715708628E-mail: wide@aliyun.com
Responsible entityABC-RC Firma LedaAddress:
Judy Tadeusza 9Postal Code: 34-122City: NidekCountry: PolandPhone number: 333-003-080E-mail: pomoc@abc-rc.pl
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