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TTY6752


6 touch-sensitive buttons, one-to-one direct output, provides low-power mode, can be used for battery applications

product. It has excellent performance in terms of waterproof and anti-interference!


  1.  Product Features
  2.  Operating voltage range: 3.1V – 5.5V
  3.  Operating current: 3mA (normal mode); 15 uA (sleep mode) @5V
  4. 6 touch-sensitive keys
  5.  If there is no button for 4 seconds, enter sleep mode
  6.  Provide one-to-one direct output, high-level output when no key is pressed, and low-level output when pressed
  7.  The sensitivity can be adjusted by adjusting the external capacitance of the CAP pin. The larger the capacitance, the higher the sensitivity.
  8.  It has waterproof and water-spreading water droplets covering the touch key panel, and the keys can still be effectively discriminated
  9.  Product application
  10.  All kinds of home appliances and entertainment products
  11.  Package pinout (QFN16: 3x3mm)

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