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  • 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

  • FDC2114: About FDC2114 schematics

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello, Regarding to schematics on FDC2114 , my customer is asking a question

  • FDC2114: reading calculation

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hi May i know where can i find the reading calculation into PF in which

  • RE: FDC2114: About sensor for liquid level sensing

    If the shield is only around the side of the sensor, then it will not protect from anything behind the sensor, so normally we see the shield behind the sensor. If they choose to also put a shield around the edges of the sensor, then it should offer...

  • RE: FDC2114: there is no interrupt and no data

    Hello, I haven't heard from you in a while, so I'm assuming you were able to resolve your issue. If this is not the case please feel free to reply to this thread or post a new question. Best Regards,

  • FDC2114: Data for smaller Sensor Area

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    Part Number: FDC2114 Hello I have comfirmed the doc (SNOA940A) http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoa940a

  • FDC2112: Differential vs single ended sensor

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    Part Number: FDC2112 Hi! My application for the FDC2114 involves capacitance sensing of two pads

  • RE: FDC2114EVM: Throughput

    Hi, How many channels are you using on FDC2114? If you are using one channel please make sure that the AUTOSCAN_EN bit is set to 0. Figure 17 shows that it takes around 27 clock cycles to read the register. Each clock cycle should take 2.5us. Is this...

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