TTP224 4-way Capacitive Touch Switch Module
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TTP224 4-way Capacitive Touch Switch Module

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Description

The 4-way Capacitive Touch Switch Module is based on a touch-sensing IC (TTP224) capacitive touch switch module. This is a 4 switch digital touch sensor with capacitive sense technology, the TTP 224 IC offers a capacitive sense input feed designed for touchpad control, followed by a 4- finger-sized touchpad.  

This TTP 224 4 Channel Digital Touch Sensor is compatible with all Arduino’s boards. The board finds applications in HMI(Human-machine Interface), mechanical Button key replacement. The board has a jumper’s arrangement to change the keypress output mode in Timed or Toggle, Active High, or Active Low. Separate jumper adjustments are provided for changing the response time of the pressed key: 60mS fast mode or 160mS in Low power. The output side of the board has 6 pin headers, with 4 pins to be connected with the digital I/O of any microcontroller board (Arduino, ARM STM32). 4 status LED SMD types are provided to check the status of each pressed key.

  • TTP224 4-way switch digital touch capacitive touch sensor module
  • 4 keyboard TTP224 capacitive touch sensor IC
  • Onboard 4-level status indicator
  • Positive and negative can be used as a touch surface that can replace the traditional touch button.
  • Four M2 screws positioning holes for easy installation. The module can be installed in such as surfaces of plastic, glass, or non-metallic materials.


Technical Details

  • Operating Voltage (VDC) : 2 ~ 5.5
  • Max. Operating Current (mA) : 0.009
  • Output Response Time : 60mS @ Fast Mode, 160mS @ Low Power Mode

Physical Attributes

  • Length × Width × Height(mm) : 35 × 29 × 10
  • Weight (gm) : 3

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    Customer Reviews

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    John A Nosky
    These are active high devices. They can be modified ...

    These are active high devices. They can be modified for active low, but you will have to cut a trace and solder some pins....

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    vikas kumar
    Exceeds my expectations

    I was able to get this working with a Raspberry Pi and a ESP8266 board with Python/Micro-Python. You can even feed a wire through the small hole next to the sensor and use anything conductive as the touch sensor (steel plate, coin, banana, whatever.)

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    ajay haldar
    Five Stars

    worked like a charm!

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    ajay kumar
    It works

    It works

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    mohammad ali
    Great for keyboard

    Work great for my arduino keyboard, snd very reasonably priced.

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    abhishek yadav
    Good

    Good sensor

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    amit kumar shukla
    Works as advertised

    These sensors work very well and appear to be durable. No complaints.

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    neeraj kishore
    Great product

    Great value and all worked perfectly.

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    amrit patel
    Momentary touch switch

    This is the "momentary" variety of the touch sensor - touch and it turns on, release and it turns off. The description was not real clear on that. Works pretty good even without an Arduino. I hooked up a couple of leds, touched the sensor, and viola! the leds lit up, took my finger away and they went dark.