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Capacitive touch sensor AS8579

Capacitive touch sensor - AS8579 - AMS
Capacitive touch sensor - AS8579 - AMS
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Accurate capacitive presence sensing Features I/Q-Signal demodulation Up to 10 independent measurement lines possible (10 SEN lines) VAR&FIX_SEN function to avoid parasitic influences from cable and PCB Designed according functional safety standard AEC-Q100 Grade 1 qualified Benefits Accurate capacitive measurement (seperation of resistive and capacitive information) Higher durability and lower system costs Enabler for safety critical applications Suitable for automotive applications Product parameters System Sensitivity [fF/LSB] - 80 Output Resolution [Bit (accumulated - 14 Sensing Channels [Independent SEN lines] - 10 General description The AS8579 is a capacitive sensor that detects the change of capacity in different applications. The capacitive sensor measures the impedance that originates between a conducting surface (metallic object) and a human being. The IC captures the current of a metal object and applies algorithms to determine the capacitive and resistive information. The outcome information can be read through a SPI Interface that can be also used for IC configuration. This high precision performance sensor also supports a multitude of diagnostic features that meet standard functional safety requirements. The capacitive sensing IC is specifically designed to function in an electro-magnetic environment (EMC) with high magnetic disturbances. This allows the sensor to distinguish in a hands-on application if the driver‘s hand is on the steering wheel or not. The AS8579 is available in an SSOP24 package and operates at a supply voltage of 5V.

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