A capacitance detection apparatus accumulates charge during rising and falling drive signal periods to double signal acquisition speed.
Segmenting bypass capacitors in series allows the measurement circuit to withstand higher breakdown voltages without increasing individual component dimensions.
Segmented protective film exposes the silicon substrate outer edge, allowing accurate laser beam focus during dicing while maintaining electrode protection.
A capacitive sensor detects changes in capacitance between charged plates within a secure enclosure.
Timing circuitry controls measurement states in capacitive fingerprint sensors to enable faster operation and reduced energy consumption.
Capacitance variations from misaligned electrodes detect substrate alignment deviations, replacing optical methods limited by low contrast and depth of field.
A shielded capacitor circuit accumulates ion charge to generate low-impedance feedback signals, eliminating external electromagnetic interference.
A capacitive input device uses a pliable component and compressible layer to spread compressed regions across multiple electrode locations.
A capacitive sensing system uses compressible dielectric spacers to detect seat occupancy through variable capacitance changes.