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    Touch Sensors

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    Image Part Number Manufacturer Description Series Operating Temperature Termination Style Voltage - Supply Output Type Response Time Sensor Type
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    		NN AMC 1800PC01 Neonode INFRARED TOUCH SENSOR zForce AIR Touch Sensor -20°C ~ 65°C Card Edge/Solder Pad 4.75 V ~ 5.25 V I²C, USB 10ms Infrared
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    		34-00073 Interlink Electronics SENSOR FORCE RES 0.04-4.5LBS FSR™ 408 -40°C ~ 85°C Solder Tab - Analog 3µs Resistive
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    		08430211103 Altech Corporation TOUCH SENSOR M10 P10DB-10 - - - - - - -
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    		34-00022 Interlink Electronics SENSOR FORCE SENS RES 0-2.2LBS - -40°C ~ 85°C - - Analog 3µs Resistive
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    		30-72718 Interlink Electronics SENSOR FORCE SENS RES 0-2.2LBS - -25°C ~ 70°C - - Analog 3µs Resistive
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    		NN AMC 2090PC01 Neonode INFRARED TOUCH SENSOR zForce AIR Touch Sensor -20°C ~ 65°C Card Edge/Solder Pad 4.75 V ~ 5.25 V I²C, USB 10ms Infrared
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    		NN AMC 3460PC01 Neonode INFRARED TOUCH SENSOR zForce AIR Touch Sensor -20°C ~ 65°C Card Edge/Solder Pad 4.75 V ~ 5.25 V I²C, USB 10ms Infrared

    About Touch Sensors

    Touch sensors are input devices that detect physical contact or touch on their surfaces and convert it into electrical signals. These sensors are widely used in consumer electronics, automotive interfaces, and industrial control panels for user interaction and input. Touch sensors come in various forms, including capacitive, resistive, and surface acoustic wave (SAW) technologies, offering different levels of sensitivity, durability, and response. They provide intuitive and ergonomic interfaces, allowing users to interact with devices through gestures, taps, and swipes. Touch sensors are essential components in touchscreen displays, mobile devices, and human-machine interfaces, enhancing user experience and productivity.