Tag: button

For smart home and automation applications, you might require a user button featuring advanced wireless connectivity like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low-Energy. In most cases, this wireless connectivity helps the operator connect the user button to its hardware system. Also, with the recent...

The is a pushbutton on/off controller with a single switch debouncer and built-in latch. It accepts a noisy input from a mechanical switch and produces a clean latched digital output after a factory-fixed qualification delay. The MAX16054 eliminates contact bounce during switch opening...

The SRC0 devices monitor the state of connected push-button(s) as well as sufficient supply voltage. An enable output controls power for the application through the MOSFET transistor, DC-DC converter, regulator, etc. If the supply voltage is above a precise voltage threshold, the enable...

STMicroelectronics STM6600/STM6601 Smart Push-Button On / Off Controllers with Smart Reset™ and power-on lockout protects against the hazards faced by battery-operated devices. These types of devices include smartphones, digital cameras, and media players. The STM6600/STM6601...

Maxim Integrated MAX16151 High Voltage Pushbutton On/Off Controller, featuring a switch debouncer and a latched output, is optimized for controlling system power. The MAX16151 can accept a noisy input from a mechanical switch and produce a clean, latched output. The device can...

Azoteq IQS7222A ProxFusion® ICs offer a 1.71V to 3.5V voltage range, ±4000V electrostatic discharge, and +85°C max. temperature rating. These sensors are fully I2C compatible, and feature on-chip calculations that enable multiple application options. These highly flexible ProxFusion...

One of the major problems encountered when using push buttons and switches in digital electronics project is the problem of bouncing. When we press a button once it may register twice and when we press it four times, in a row, it may register just twice. This occurrence is due to a...

One of the biggest problems you could face in your current/next project, is when you’re out of free inputs to use. Sometimes you can save a lot of inputs using some tricks, and there’re really a lot of them. In this blog post we’re going to know how you can use many push buttons...