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53 / 87 page ![]() ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS & SENSING DATASHEET Revision v4.0, February 2016 © 2012 Semtech Corp. www.semtech.com 53 SX8661Z Low Power, Capacitive Button Touch and Proximity Controller (8 sensors) with LED Drivers and Analog Output time 0 BtnHysteresis BtnHysteresis = no-touch Touch (touch debounce = 1) = touch (release debounce = 0) Release CapThreshold = scan events @ scan period Figure 51 Touch and Release Example As soon as the ticks become larger than the CAP thresholds (see registers of the previous section) plus the hysteresis (defined in register BtnHysteresis ) the debounce counter starts. In the example of Figure 51 the touch is validated after 2 ticks (BtnCfg [2:0] = 1). The release is detected immediately (BtnCfg [3] = 0) at the first tick which is below the threshold minus the hysteresis. BtnCfg The SX8661Z button and proximity interface has three modes of operation: • Report All: reports all touches of multiple fingers and proximity detection. • Report Single: reports only a single touch and/or proximity. Subsequent touches are ignored until the first touch is released. On the AOI proximity is implicit in case of a button touch. • Report Strongest: reports the strongest touch. When the signal from another sensor rises above the first sensor’s signal, the second sensor is then reported instead. On the AOI proximity is implicit in case of a button touch. Table 20 resumes the relation of reporting modes and information on the interfaces. Reporting Mode I2C AOI GPIOs (LEDs) Buzzer All Buttons and Proximity Forced to Idle Buttons and Proximity Button Single Proximity or 1 Button and Proximity Idle or 1 Button or Proximity Buttons and Proximity Button Strongest Proximity or 1 Button and Proximity Idle or 1 Button or Proximity Buttons and Proximity Button Table 20 Reporting modes The user can select to have the interrupt signal (INTB) on touching a button (proximity detected), releasing a button (out of proximity) or both. In noisy environments it may be required to debounce the touch and release detection decision. |
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