Part Number: TSC2003 Hello,
I am trying figure out how to read temperature using this chip. It looks like I implemented my I2C drivers correctly because I am able to measure X and Y okay and I am able to implement touch screen feature. But I could not…
Part Number: TSC2003 RE: VB1 and VB2 pins.
Referring to the supposedly non-automotive TSC 2003, i2c touch screen interface (not the Q-1 suffix automotive version): No where, that I can find in the data sheet, does it refer to, or tell one what to do with…
Hi Arthur,
Can you please share the "device marking" identification document/ link, so it will be easier to identify the revision of device
& what about the TSC2003 response to same issue? does this device having more immunity?
Part Number: TM4C1294NCPDT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TSC2003 Hello,
I also posted this on the touch forum but I figured I might get some feedback here too since I am using the TM4C1294.
I am trying figure out how to read temperature using the TSC2003…
Hello Higa, the biggest difference that is mentioned in comparison table is the max sample rate: 154 vs 100 KSPS, of course the package and number of pins are also different. There are other differences such as TSC2007 has touch non-detection mode.
From…
then i have to ask about this:
"There is not any specific power up sequence requirement for the TSC2007 (Revision C or later). That is: the power supply to TSC2007 VDD and to I2C pull-ups can be brought up in any order"
from: SLAA364, "Migrating…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TSC2003 I have a customer who would like to use the VBAT1 and VBAT2 on the TSC2003 to measure up to 32Vdc. Since there are built-in resistor voltage dividers on each input, could he simply just put a 47.5k ohm resistor between…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TSC2014 , TSC2017 , TSC2007 , TSC2003 Hi,
I would like to select a touchscreen controller with I2C interface and 4-wire input, plus pressure sensing ability. The selection tool filtered out the following results.
I looked…
Hello Kenji,
For PD0 and PD1, I think you can use the same table shown in the TSC2003. The table is shown below. The difference between "01" and "11" is whether the reference is ON or OFF.
For PENIRQ, the output should be HIGH…