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Texas Instruments CAPTIVATE-PHONE Revision E Capacitive Touch Development Board for MSP430 MCUs

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Product description

Capacitive touch evaluation board with 29 sensors, haptic feedback, and palm rejection for MSP430 MCU applications.

The Texas Instruments CAPTIVATE-PHONE Revision E is a capacitive touch development board designed for evaluating mutual capacitance touch sensor technologies with MSP430™ CapTIvate™ microcontrollers. This platform supports up to 29 capacitive touch elements, including 17 buttons, two 4-element sliding controls, a 3-element wheel sensor, and an integrated guard channel for palm rejection.

Key features include:

  • Matrix configuration of mutual capacitance sensors that optimizes high-density sensing with low pin count, ideal for embedded touch interface development in biotechnology instrumentation or clinical diagnostics devices.
  • Implementation of a guard channel to prevent false touches from environmental interference such as palms or cleaning cloths, enhancing the reliability of touch inputs in real-world applications.
  • Integration of the TI DRV2605L haptic driver with preloaded effects libraries, providing precise vibrational feedback to users, critical for tactile interfaces in biomedical engineering and molecular diagnostics instrumentation.
  • Seamless interfacing with the CapTIvate ecosystem MCU boards allows for straightforward prototyping and advanced capacitive touchscreen research, widely used in synthetic biology research environments requiring precise control and signal fidelity.

This evaluation kit is essential for researchers and developers working on capacitive sensing technology in sectors like bioprocessing instrumentation and gene editing platforms, enabling the design of intuitive touch control systems with high sensitivity and noise immunity. Worldwide shipping is available for global research collaboration.

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Last updated 23 October 2026