16F726 Capacitive sensing module

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  1. - 6th December 2011, 16:16 #33
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    Yes the deviation from the 'normal' (no finger nearby) CSM output count, is related to how long the sample period is vs how long you actually touch the sensor for.....also the physical composition of the sensor itself, and how moist your finger is!

    So a quick touch might only see a 5% deviation from the normal count, whereas a long sensor press, will see the CSM output count plummet.
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