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> presumably fancy processing that I guess sounded slick I'm pretty sure that capacitive touch sensing is just cheaper than physical interfaces, it's more to d
by jsheard 2y ago
> presumably fancy processing that I guess sounded slick
I'm pretty sure that capacitive touch sensing is just cheaper than physical interfaces, it's more to do with corner cutting than being slick. All you need to create a capsense "button" is some traces on a PCB, they're essentially free if you're making a PCB anyway.
- JadeNB 2y ago> I'm pretty sure that capacitive touch sensing is just cheaper than physical interfaces, it's more to do with corner cutting than being slick. All you need to create a capsense "button" is some traces on a PCB, they're essentially free if you're making a PCB anyway. That makes sense. Thanks!