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Capacitive touch Slider/ Interlaced patterned rotary sensors.

VRN69
VRN69 over 9 years ago

Dears,

In one of my capsense design I need to implement the rotary slider (five segments). How can i recreate the same in PCB editor? Attached is for 3 segments a reference.

Need your valuable inputs,

http://www.st.com/content/ccc/resource/technical/document/application_note/46/39/d6/92/4a/4d/40/9f/DM00087990.pdf/files/DM00087990.pdf/jcr:content/translations/en.DM00087990. (page 24)

Many Thanks

LN

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    tmd63 over 9 years ago
    Looking at the design I do not think it will be possible to create this simply in the PCB editor as it uses a complex copper shape.
    The best thing you can try is to design the pattern using a CAD package like AutoCAD, export a DXF, then import this as a custom copper area. This should get the gaps and shape correct for a reliable footprint.
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  • tmd63
    tmd63 over 9 years ago
    Looking at the design I do not think it will be possible to create this simply in the PCB editor as it uses a complex copper shape.
    The best thing you can try is to design the pattern using a CAD package like AutoCAD, export a DXF, then import this as a custom copper area. This should get the gaps and shape correct for a reliable footprint.
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