Feature comparisons between the
1110 - Touch Sensor
and the 1129:
Feature |
1110 |
1129 |
| Thickness |
1/8" |
1/2" |
| Sensor value when Touching |
0 |
1000 |
| Extended Touch Area |
YES |
YES |
The 1129 is a capacitive touch sensor and can
detect a touch through plastic, glass, or paper.
We recommend a material thickness of up to 1/2”.
The sensor can work as a close proximity sensor,
sensing objects at a distance of up to 1/2” from
the board in all directions without direct contact.
On the bottom side of the Touch Sensor there
is a small exposed metallic pad. A soldered connection
can be made to the pad to increase the size and
dimensions of the touchable area, such as attaching
the sensor to a metallic object or some wire.
This sensor is designed to be 3.3V compatible
and can interface with other products as an alternative.
For example, the Java based Sentilla Perk includes
side ports that are compatible with 3.3V Phidget
sensors without any modifications.
Product Specifications
Characteristic |
Value |
| Current Consumption |
110μA |
| Output Impedance |
10K Ohms |
| Supply Voltage |
2.0 VDC to 5.25 VDC |
| Maximum
Proximity Sensing Distance |
1.27 cm (0.5") |
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