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    • RE: 💬 Battery powered glass touch switch

      I'm doing something similar but using ESP8266. Saw your article and I had to order a TTP224 touch module to test. I found it is ok. I need to remove Cs to increase sensitivity. Now the button activates when my finger is 5mm away from the pad, even without glass.

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      Baoshi Zhu
      Baoshi Zhu
    • RE: 💬 Battery powered glass touch switch

      @Nca78 It is common TTP224 module. 0_1500730717628_IMG_6525.JPG
      0_1500730729490_IMG_6526.JPG
      Please ignore the bottom pad as I'm testing conductive foam on that.
      Top 3 pads works with Cs removed

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      Baoshi Zhu
      Baoshi Zhu

    Latest posts made by Baoshi Zhu

    • RE: 💬 Battery powered glass touch switch

      @Nca78 Down to 3V is fine. I've tried a 2025 coin cell. From the touch pad up, I have led diffuser (1.6mm), gap (0.8mm), 3mm glass
      The chip marking reads TTP224N-BSB

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      Baoshi Zhu
      Baoshi Zhu
    • RE: 💬 Battery powered glass touch switch

      @Nca78 It is common TTP224 module. 0_1500730717628_IMG_6525.JPG
      0_1500730729490_IMG_6526.JPG
      Please ignore the bottom pad as I'm testing conductive foam on that.
      Top 3 pads works with Cs removed

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      Baoshi Zhu
      Baoshi Zhu
    • RE: 💬 Battery powered glass touch switch

      I'm doing something similar but using ESP8266. Saw your article and I had to order a TTP224 touch module to test. I found it is ok. I need to remove Cs to increase sensitivity. Now the button activates when my finger is 5mm away from the pad, even without glass.

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      Baoshi Zhu
      Baoshi Zhu