MTCH112-I/SN - Microchip

Manufacturer Part Number

MTCH112-I/SN

Manufacturer

Microchip Technology

Introduction

The MTCH112-I/SN is a capacitive touch and proximity sensor from Microchip Technology. It is designed to provide reliable and accurate touch and proximity sensing in a wide range of applications, including consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and home appliances.

Product Features and Performance

Capacitive touch and proximity sensing

Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C

Surface mount package (8-SOIC)

Low power consumption

Robust noise immunity

Easy integration and configuration through I2C interface

Product Advantages

Reliable and accurate touch and proximity sensing

Compact and space-saving design

Versatile for a wide range of applications

Low power consumption for battery-powered devices

Robust noise immunity for reliable operation

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Proven performance and reliability from a trusted manufacturer

Versatile touch and proximity sensing capabilities

Compact and easy-to-integrate design

Low power consumption for energy-efficient applications

Robust noise immunity for reliable operation in challenging environments

Quality and Safety Features

Rigorous quality control and testing

Compliance with relevant industry standards

Compatibility

The MTCH112-I/SN is compatible with a wide range of electronic devices and systems that require capacitive touch and proximity sensing functionality.

Application Areas

Consumer electronics (e.g., smartphones, tablets, home appliances)

Industrial equipment (e.g., control panels, machinery)

Automotive electronics (e.g., dashboard controls, infotainment systems)

Home automation and smart home devices

Product Lifecycle

The MTCH112-I/SN is an active product in our website's sales team's portfolio. There are no known plans for discontinuation at this time. However, customers are advised to consult with our website's sales team for the most up-to-date information on product availability and any potential alternative models.