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    Microchip Displays Advanced Automotive Interface

    March 13, 2023
    At CES 2023, the company showcased several power solutions and an advanced automotive interface, complete with a wide aspect ratio touchscreen and touch-sensitive steering wheel.
    William G. Wong
    Related To: Electronic Design

    Check out more of our CES 2023 coverage. 

    Microchip Technology was focusing on touch interfaces for the automotive space at this year's CES show. Ian Saturley, Senior Strategic Marketing Manager, demonstrated some of the company's technology on a demo platform (see figure). 

    Microchip
    The demo shows off a number of different touch-sensor applications, including maxTouch screen controllers and their capacitive mechanical knobs on the center console.
    The demo shows off a number of different touch-sensor applications, including maxTouch screen controllers and their capacitive mechanical knobs on the center console.

    Microchip has a range of capacitive touch controllers, touch-sensing libraries for most PIC, AVR, and SAM microcontrollers (MCUs), and single-chip solutions. The support includes everything from a single button push to capacitive technology using mechanical rotary knobs that can mount on displays, which could also incorporate touch sensing. In addition, chips and libraries are available that support multitouch and gestures. 

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