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The ATMXT336UD-MAURHA1 is a maXTouch® touchscreen controller utilizing a charge-transfer acquisition engine for capacitive sensing. It supports up to 336 nodes across 14 X and 24 Y lines, enabling multi-touch tracking of up to 10 concurrent touches with a typical report rate ≥70 Hz. The device operates on a nominal 3.3V supply (Vdd, VddIO, AVdd) and includes an internal voltage pump generating 6.6V for the XVdd line. It features I2C communication supporting Standard, Fast, and Fast-mode Plus speeds, alongside an SPI debug interface. Operating within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, it is housed in a 56-pin XQFN package measuring 6x6x0.4 mm.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'R' confirms tape and reel packaging, distinct from the tray-supplied ATMXT336UD-MAUHA1. Confirm firmware revision 1.0.AB compatibility with existing system configurations. Ensure the industrial grade (-40°C to +85°C) meets environmental requirements, as this part is not suitable for automotive characterization.
Select this controller for designs requiring up to 336 sensor nodes and 10-point multi-touch capability. Ensure the host processor supports I2C at up to 1 MHz or utilizes the SPI debug interface for tuning. Verify that the application stack-up allows for the specified glass or PMMA thicknesses to maintain performance standards.
This component belongs to the maXTouch® Adaptive Sensing Touchscreen Technology family. It is designed to work with discrete/out-cell sensors or on-cell/touch-on displays. The device integrates a state-of-the-art CPU to classify and track touches with high accuracy and low latency.
The standard tray version ATMXT336UD-MAUHA1 offers identical electrical and functional specifications but differs only in packaging format.
The controller supports tracking up to 10 concurrent touches in real time.
Yes, it supports UL/IEC 60730 Class B with self-diagnostics and a heartbeat signal output.
It provides moisture compensation that prevents false touches from condensation or water drops up to 22 mm in diameter while maintaining one-finger tracking.