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How the Resistance and the AC Hum touch sensor (button-switch) works

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Uploaded by on Jan 6, 2011

Link to page: http://pcbheaven.com/wikipages/How_a_Touch_Button_works/

In this theory page, i explain how the touch switches (buttons) work. I cover various methods, the resistance touch sensor, the AC Hum touch sensor and the capacitance touch sensor. I extensively cover the capacitance touch sensors. Also, i explain how a capacitance touch sensor can be used to make buttons that are covered under non-conductive materials, such as plastic, wood, plexiglas etc.

This video is the first part, in which i explain the resistance and the AC Hum touch sensing techniques.

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  • cheers for the awesome video :)

    hopefully touch switches will become a more popular choice as people get used to being delicate with more touch screens around.. i think they're pretty cool..

  • @Ivultorky i first began this tutorial only for capacitance sensors, but it was like... half. So i decided to include the resistance. The AC hum is because many people confuse it with capacitance touch. I hope in a few hours i have the video ready.

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