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  • FDC2114: Register reset

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello team, I'd like to confirm if the following operation can reset

  • FDC2114: Parasitic resistance

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hi Expert, My customer is considering FDC2114 as liquid level sensor

  • FDC2114: wrong calculation of capacity values

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, I am using the FDC2114 for capacitive measurements. I measure

  • FDC2114: Calculation of sensor frequency out of conversion results

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, I am using the FDC2114 in single ended sensor configuration

  • FDC2114: Amplitude warning and reserved area in DRIVE_CURRENT register

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, I am using the FDC2114 for capacitance measurements and face some

  • FDC2114: Choosing the right resonant frequency

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hi TI, How to choose the resonant frequency (excitation frequency) properly for working with different type of liquids? For example would higher freq work better for certain conductive liquid? Any practical approach for me...

  • FDC2114: I2C write

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hi E2E, Good day! Just would like to know what will happen if you send more than 2 data frames (eg. 4 data frames) during write sequence? Will it ignores the last 2 data frames? Best regards, Franz

  • FDC2114: About Gain and Offset

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, Regarding to Gain and Offset on FDC2114, my customer is asking some question. (Question) (1) According to datasheet page 18, gain example is described following. “If the conversion result for a channel is 0x07A3...

  • FDC2114: About Remote Sensing Distance

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, Regarding to Figure 4. Remote Sensing Distance vs Capacitance for Water

  • RE: FDC2114EVM: FDC2114EVM

    Hello, Thanks for posting your question. Here are some answers and the guidance. i) FDC2114 device is meant for capacitance change measurements and not a capacitor measurement device. The FDC device works in the principle of capacitance measurement...

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