LC71F7001VB-2-TLM-H

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The LC71F7001VB-2-TLM-H is an interface and sensor technology designed for applications runs on capacitive touch. The product manufactured by longchain technology is ideal for applications such as digital clocks, automotive navigation, medical equipment, gaming console, electric auxiliary controllers and many more.

The device has a high sensitivity of 41V which ensures a better response in applications with a large number of interfacing components. It also has a low power consumption of only 18mW, which significantly reduces the power overhead of devices running on capacitive touch. The device also features a high contrast ratio of 4.2 and a maximum output current of 4mA.

The LC71F7001VB-2-TLM-H is designed to operate on a wide range of temperature ranges and is highly resistant to temperature fluctuation. It is also designed with water and dust resistance, making it suitable for applications that require extreme conditions.

In terms of its working principle, the device uses a multi-finger technology to sense the presence of a finger moving across its surface. When a finger touches the surface, the capacitance of the device decreases, which triggers the capacitive sensing circuitry of the device. This, in turn, sends a signal to the related system and allows it to respond accordingly. The device also features a self-testing mechanism that verifies the functionality of the device before each operation.

The LC71F7001VB-2-TLM-H is a reliable and cost-effective device for applications runs on capacitive touch. It features a high sensitivity and low power consumption, excellent temperature resistance and water/ dust resistance. It also features a multi-finger technology for effective sensing and self-testing for reliability. It is ideal for applications such as automotive navigation, medical equipment, digital clocks, gaming console, and electric auxiliary controllers.

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