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Touch pHAT
€10.96
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Six touch-sensitive buttons to use for whatever your heart desires, with additional LEDs;
Touch pHAT has six capacitive touch buttons, each with a bright white LED, designed to be completely agnostic about their use. You can even use a dry erase pen to write on the pads to label their function.
It uses the CAP1166 capacitive key and LED driver chip. The LEDs have been submounted and shine through exposed sections of the PCB to give a beautiful yellow-green light and a completely smooth top surface!
Use Touch pHAT as a controller for your robot, a controller for your Mote lights, a small battery, or use it to create a simple game where you have to touch the buttons to repeat the sequence of lights that have flashed.
Features
- Six capacitive touch buttons
- Six white under-mount LEDs
- Microchip CAP1166 capacitive touch button and LED
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3, 2, B +, A +, Zero, Zero W
- Python library
- Female header requires soldering
PIM280
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Data sheet
- Category
- Controllers
- Compatibility
- Raspberry Pi 3
Raspberry Pi Zero
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi 2
Raspberry Pi Zero W - Sensors
- Tactile
- Type of product
- Robotics
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Six touch-sensitive buttons to use for whatever your heart desires, with additional LEDs;
Touch pHAT has six capacitive touch buttons, each with a bright white LED, designed to be completely agnostic about their use. You can even use a dry erase pen to write on the pads to label their function.
It uses the CAP1166 capacitive key and LED driver chip. The LEDs have been submounted and shine through exposed sections of the PCB to give a beautiful yellow-green light and a completely smooth top surface!
Use Touch pHAT as a controller for your robot, a controller for your Mote lights, a small battery, or use it to create a simple game where you have to touch the buttons to repeat the sequence of lights that have flashed.