Small I/O devices such as mice, keyboards, and graphics pads are the literally the first and most important point of contact for Macintosh® and Windows® PC users. Microchip builds in precise, nimble movement coupled with low power operation for long battery life.
Small I/O Devices
- Mice and Trackballs are great candidates for Microchip capacitive touch microcontrollers. Signal processing in the decision logic delivers precise, reliable button, slider or wheel touch operation. Low power use is a key competitive capability.
- Graphics pads can rely on the Microchip maXTouch™ family of touchscreen microcontrollers, which support unlimited simultaneous touches and boast a refresh rate and signal-to-noise ratio 66 percent better than the nearest competitor.
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Energy efficiency is always a concern for battery-powered wireless products. Microchip microcontrollers dramatically increase battery life. Microchip single-chip RF controllers make it easy to integrate secure, effective, wireless connectivity.
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Microchip touchscreen microcontrollers offer superior performance and low-power consumption in a single IC. Unlimited touch support, built-in gestures, and the ability to ignore unintentional touches produce a user interface that is both intuitive and reliable.