
Table 11. Scan time test by changing the configuration of Decimation, Order, Cutoff (continued)
Switching
clock (MHz)
NSTEP
Tnstep
(μs)
Configurations
Result
Decimation
Order
Cutoff
NSTEP
multiple
Counter
(TSICNT)
Actual
scan
round
Real
LPTMR
measured
2
1.28
388
315
2
1
1
2
780
2
596
3
1.28
388
315
4
1
1
4
1552
4
1147
4
1.28
388
315
8
1
1
8
3110
8
2257
5
1.28
388
315
16
1
1
16
6218
16
4473
6
1.28
388
315
32
1
1
32
12448
32
8918
7
1.28
388
239
1
2
1
1
387
2
593
8
1.28
388
239
2
2
1
4
1550
4
1145
9
1.28
388
239
4
2
1
16
6220
8
2256
10
1.28
388
239
8
2
1
64
24828
16
4475
11
1.28
388
239
8
2
2
32
12414
16
4463
3.4 Sensitivity boost in mutual-cap mode
3.4.1 Sensitivity boost in mutual-cap mode
Mutual capacitive mode supports sensitivity boost.
If the mutual touch sensor intrinsic sensitivity is limited due to parasitic, the sensitivity boost feature can be activated by setting
M_SEN_BOOST<4:0>. The basis average charge current is subtracted by boost current which enlarges the signal current.
Different to the self-cap mode, mutual-cap mode implements sensitivity boost by changing the current. It is configurable in register
TSI_MUL0[M_SEN_BOOST]. The current value ranges from 0 μA to 62 μA.
Table 12. Sensitivity boost enable in mutual-cap mode
Variable
Register
Value
Descriptions
Sensitivity
boost current
TSIx_MUL0[M_SEN_BOOST]
0 - 62 μA
Choose the sensitivity boost current to change sensitivity.
3.4.2 Sensitivity test result when sensitivity boost feature enabled
From the configuration above, we can find that the boost current is the key configuration to the sensitivity boost feature. As the
boost current increases, the sensitivity becomes better. That is, it is easier to recognize touch event, as shown in
.
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