Webinar – Ready-To-Use Touch Solutions and Liquid Detection

Want to simplify Touch and Liquid Detection Integration? Design your next system with Microchip’s MTCH Controller Family and eliminate the headache of complex firmware development. Join Microchip Technology’s Ethan Layton, Technical Marketing Engineer, Andreas Guete, Senior Marketing Manager, and Paul Wilda, Applications Engineer as they explore how the MTCH touch controller family can transform your development process, reduce power consumption, and eliminate the need for external components—all with a no-code approach.

This hands-on session will showcase two standout solutions from Microchip’s MTCH portfolio:

• MTCH2120: A 12-button capacitive touch controller designed for seamless integration and ultra-low power operation
• MTCH9010: A liquid detection controller that enables efficient sensing with minimal energy draw

Whether you're designing consumer electronics, industrial controls, or smart appliances, these controllers offer plug-and-play simplicity with powerful performance.

What You’ll Learn:

• Efficient Liquid Detection - Discover how the MTCH9010 enables low-power liquid sensing without the need for external circuitry—ideal for water presence detection in smart devices.
• Live Demo - Watch real-time demonstrations of touch detection and liquid sensing, including step-by-step configuration and parameter tuning.
• Real-Time Data Visualization - Learn how to use MCC’s built-in tools to visualize and analyze touch data for quick validation and optimization.
• MTCH Family Overview - Explore other out-of-the-box touch solutions like MTCH1010, MTCH1030, and MTCH1060. Compare features, pros and cons, and find the best fit for your application.

New to touch development or refining an existing design? This session will equip you with practical tools and insights to accelerate your project. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain experience directly from Microchip experts and see the MTCH family in action.

The one-hour online webinar takes place on Thursday, September 4, 2025, at 10:00 AM CDT. Even if you are unable to attend the live session, please be sure to register so we can send you a link to the recording when it is complete.

Register here: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5010452/9E5D14CCD113499441E8914E5D3E7D28?partnerref=blog