semiconductor solutions ® ® LDS6020 PureTouch™ Capacitance Touch IC with Integrated Keypad LED Drivers The LDS6020 PureTouch™ controller empowers system designers to create streamlined, attractive and reliable product designs with capacitive touch controls. Integrated LED drivers allow visual feedback to be implemented when a touch occurs, without the need for host intervention. LDS6020 Features Versatile, accurate capacitanceto-digital converter (CDC) • 500 kHz sigma-delta CDC • 13 capacitance sensor input channels • 2 ms update rate per active sensor Integrated keypad LED drivers • C5-C12 sensor inputs configurable as keypad LED drivers • 7.75 mA maximum driving current (up to 62 mA available by connecting multiple outputs to a single LED) • Flexible dimming control • Processor-free synchronization with touch events Description The LDS6020 is a programmable capacitance-to-digital converter (CDC) designed for use with capacitive sensor arrays implementing touch-based input controls including sliders, scroll wheels, and buttons. Featuring 13 sensor inputs, 8 of which are dual-purpose I/Os configurable as either capacitive sensor inputs or keypad LED drivers, the LDS6020 provides the flexibility to implement multiple touch inputs with integrated lighting effects using a single controller. When configured for capacitive sensing, the I/Os are directed through an integrated switch matrix to a 500 kHz sigma-delta CDC which senses changes in the external sensor array. When a sufficiently large change in capacitance occurs, a sensor activation is registered and the host processor is notified. LED lighting effects are automatically initiated by a touch event with no processor intervention required. On-chip calibration logic continuously monitors the environment and automatically adjusts on-and-off threshold levels to prevent false sensor activation. The LDS6020 is offered with both SPI-compatible 2 and I C-compatible interfaces (active interface selected by I/F select pin) and features a general-purpose input/output (GPIO) and interrupt output for additional communication with the host processor. Integrated, automatic calibration algorithms • Environmental compensation LDS6020 Integrated touch preference modes • Strongest single touch VDD1 • Strongest two touches VSS1 • Unrestricted (all) touches Ultra-low touch sensor power consumption* • Operating mode (typical): <150 uW (VDD1=1.8V) • Shutdown mode (typical): <1 uW (VDD1=1.8V) dependent VDDIO current Sigma-Delta CDC C12/LED7 LED Driver Current Sources Calibration RAM LED0LED7 VDD2 VSS2 RESETB Control and Data Registers TEST VDDIO Serial Interface and Control Logic I/F SEL SD0/ SDA * Excludes LED driver current and I/F and voltage Calibration Engine Switch Matrix Power-On Reset Logic • On-chip RAM to store calibration data C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5/LED0 SDI/ A1 SCLK/ CSB/ SCL A0 Figure 2. LDS6020 block diagram IDT® LDS6020 PureTouch™ Capacitance Touch IC 1 Interrupt and GPIO Logic GPIO INTB 500 kHz Excitation Source SHIELD Flexible interface options • SPI-compatible serial I/F 2 • I C-compatible serial I/F • Separate VDDIO level for serial interface • GPIO and Interrupt Output Flexible package options: • 28 pin 4mm x 4mm QFN, 0.8mm max height • 28 pin 5.3mm x 10.2mm SSOP, 1.83mm max height Power supply range: • Touch supply (VDD1): 1.65V - 1.95V • LED supply (VDD2): 3.0V - 5.5V • VDDIO=1.65V - 3.6V Applications: • Mobile handsets and smartphones • Personal music and media players (MP3/MP4) Integrated keypad LED drivers The LDS6020 features integrated keypad LED drivers enabling the implementation of visual feedback for touch-based controls and fun lighting effects. The keypad LEDs may be powered either from Vbattery directly or from a regulated voltage supply. On/off transition times are programmed globally for all LEDs and maximum current may be programmed for each LED individually. LEDs may be either manually controlled or synchronized to automatically trigger when a touch event occurs. Ideal solution for portable applications The LDS6020 is optimized for minimal power consumption, with touch sensor circuits operating from a 1.8V supply voltage. In full power mode, sensor conversion and calibration occur continuously, minimizing the time between touch event and touch detection. With its ultra-low touch sensor power consumption of <150 uW (typical), the LDS6020 may be operated continuously in full power mode, eliminating the need for introduced latencies that can cause noticeable delays and degrade the user experience. The total solution footprint is also optimized for portable applications, with the functionality of multiple components consolidated into a single device. With integrated keypad LED driver functionality, the LDS6020 is a flexible solution combining the functionality of two discrete ICs into a compact 4mm x 4mm TQFN package with 0.75mm package thickness (SSOP package also available). SENSOR PCB VDDIO (1.65V~3.6V) • Gaming devices • Remote controls • Television, audio/video LDS6020 • Set-top boxes SHIELD • Multi-function printers • Enterprise telephony floating floating VDD2 (3.0V~5.5V) C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5/LED0 C6/LED1 C7/LED2 C8/LED3 C9/LED4 Host Processor with SPI VDDIO VDD I/F Toggle VSS CSB SCLK SDI SDO INTB RESETB GPIO TEST SSB SCLK MOSI MISO INTB RESETB floating floating C10/LED5 LED0-LED3 floating C11/LED6 floating C12/LED7 VDD1 (1.65V~1.95V) VDD1 VDD2 C2 C1 VSS1 VSS2 C1=C2: > 1uF Figure 2. LDS6020 application diagram Discover what IDT know-how can do for you. www.IDT.com/go/touch © 2009 Integrated Device Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. Product specifications subject to change without notice. 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