TTP223B Capacitive Touch Sensor Module
TTP223B overview
The Digital Sensor TTP223B Module Capacitive Touch Switch is based on a touch-sensing IC (TTP223B) capacitive touch switch module. In the normal state, the module output is low, with low power consumption; When a finger touches the corresponding position, the module output is high, if not touched for 12 seconds, switch to low-power mode. Jog type: the initial state is low, high touch, do not touch is low ( similar touch of a button feature ) Module can be installed in such as surface plastic, a glass of non-metallic materials In addition to the thin paper ( non-metallic ) covering the surface of the module, as long as the correct location of the touch, you can make hidden in the walls, desktops and other parts of buttons.

Key specifications
Power supply voltage(VCC)
2.0, 3, 5.5 V
Output high VOH
0.8VCC V
Output low VOL
0.3VCC V
Response time (touch mode)
60 mS
Output Pin Sink Current (@ VCC 3V, VOL = 0.6V)
8 mA
Output pin pull-up current (@ VCC = 3V, VOH = 2.4V)
4 mA
Response time (low power mode)
220 mS
Size
24 x 24 x 7.2 mm
Datasheet
ttp223-module.pdf
Format PDFSize 485 KBLanguage EN
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TTP223B features
- Low Power Consumption
- Power Supply for 2 ~ 5.5V DC
- Can Replace the traditional Touch of a Button
- Four M2 Screws Positioning Holes for Easy Installation
TTP223B pinout
TTP223B applications
- Touch-activated controls: The TTP223B Capacitive Touch Sensor Module can be used to create touch-activated controls for various applications. It enables touch-sensitive inputs that can trigger actions or operations when a user touches the sensor.
- Proximity sensing: The sensor module can be employed for proximity sensing applications. It can detect the presence or proximity of an object without physical contact, allowing for hands-free operation or detection of objects in close proximity.
- Human-machine interface (HMI): The TTP223B sensor module finds applications in human-machine interface systems. It can be used to create touch-sensitive interfaces for controlling electronic devices, appliances, or machinery.

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