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The Microchip Technology QT60160-ISG is a digital burst mode charge-transfer touch sensor IC designed for matrix layout controls. It supports up to 16 keys using patented spread-spectrum technology. The device operates on a 1.8V to 5.5V supply and features an I2C slave interface at 100kHz. It includes self-calibration, auto drift compensation, and noise filtering within a 32-pin 5x5mm MLF package. Operating temperatures range from -40°C to +85°C.
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Select this component when a maximum of 16 capacitive touch inputs are required in a compact footprint. It is suitable for designs utilizing single-sided PCBs or flexible circuits where low cost and minimal external components are priorities. Consider the QT60240 variant if more than 16 keys are needed, as both share identical functional specifications.
This IC belongs to the QMatrix family of touch sensors developed by Quantum Research Group (QRG) and distributed by Microchip Technology. The series utilizes unique transverse charge-transfer sensing to enable mixed key sizes and shapes. The QT60160 specifically limits the active matrix to 16 keys compared to the 24-key capacity of its sibling model.
The QT60240-ISG serves as a direct functional substitute offering expanded capacity to 24 keys while maintaining identical pinouts and software compatibility.