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The MAX25405 recognizes the following independent gestures:
- Hand swipe gestures (left, right, up, down, wave)
- Air click
- Flicks
- Finger and hand rotation (clockwise and counter-clockwise)
- Multizone proximity detection
- Linger to click
The proximity, hand detection, and gesture recognition functions operate by detecting the light reflected from the controlled IR-LED light source with an integrated 6×10-element optical sensor array. The MAX25405 can detect these gestures even when exposed to bright ambient light. A low-power, low-cost CPU, such as the MAX32630, is required to process the data from the sensor.
The Maxim MAX25405 supports two different serial communication protocols, the I2C (400kHz) and SPI (6MHz). The MAX25405 is housed in a 4mm x 4mm, 20-pin, optical QFN package.
Application Diagram
Features
- Low-cost, flexible gesture-sensing solution for automotive applications
- Low-power, low-cost external CPU processes sensor output
- Supports swipe, rotation, and proximity gestures
- Highly integrated
- Integrated lens, aperture, and filter
- 60-Pixel IR photodiode array
- Integrated LED driver
- 400kHz I2C and 6MHz SPI serial interfaces
- Operates in 120k lux ambient light
- AEC-Q100 Qualified
- -40°C to +85°C Operation
- MSL1
- Ultra-low-power operation
- 1mA at 3.3V
- Compact 4mm x 4mm x 1.35mm, 20-Pin, side wettable QFN package
more information: https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/MAX25405.pdf
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