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CAPTIVATE-PHONE

Capacitive touch mutual capacitance sensor demonstration board with haptic feedback

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CAPTIVATE-PHONE

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Overview

This MSP430™ CapTIvate™ demonstration board (CAPTIVATE-PHONE) is a simple evaluation platform for mutual capacitance capacitive touch sensors using a variety of configurations in a real-world application.  The sensor panel demonstrates how to matrix mutual capacitance touch sensors for high density and low pin count, and showcases the recommended layout for mutual capacitance slider and wheel sensors.  The panel also demonstrates how to implement guard channel to prevent false touch detections due to a palm or cleaning cloth.  A haptic driver and actuator are included to provide vibrational feedback to the user when touches are detected.

  • Interfaces to CapTIvate ecosystem MCU boards
  • Implements 29 capactive touch elements using just 12 CapTIvate IOs
  • Contains 17 buttons, two 4-element sliders, one 3-element wheel, and one guard channel
  • Implements a guard channel for palm rejection
  • Provides haptic feedback using the TI DRV2605L haptic driver with integrated effects libraries

  • CAPTIVATE-PHONE senor board
  • CAPTIVATE-PGMR not included; CAPTIVATE-PGMR is required for tuning and programming
  • CapTIvate MCU Board (i.e. CAPTIVATE-FR2633 or CAPTIVATE-FR2676) not included
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Haptic motor drivers
DRV2605L — Haptic Driver for ERM and LRA with Built-In Library and Smart Loop Architecture
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CAPTIVATE-PHONE – Capacitive touch mutual capacitance sensor demonstration board with haptic feedback

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CAPTIVATE-PHONE Hardware Design Files — SLAR160.ZIP (1956 KB)

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* User guides MSP-CAPT-FR2633 MSP CapTIvate™ MCU development kit user's guide Jan. 23, 2019
* User guides CapTIvate™ Technology Guide Jan. 17, 2018
Datasheet MSP430FR263x, MSP430FR253x Capacitive Touch Sensing Mixed-Signal Microcontrollers datasheet (Rev. E) Dec. 09, 2019
More literature CAPTIVATE-PHONE EC Declaration of Conformity (DoC) (Rev. A) Jan. 02, 2019

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