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Gesture Control System

Performance parameters of the VCNL4020 gesture system are set using an I2C interface. The 16-bit resolution allows it to continue functioning when competing sensors overflow or saturate. These emitters put out up to 60 mW/sr at a current of 100 mA and can be pulsed with a current up to 1 Amp yielding 350 mW/sr. They are plenty intense when longer range sensing is required. They are also fast with a rise and fall time of 30 ns.

4/15/2015 12:46:05 PM

Gesture Control System

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
SENSOR OPT AMBIENT 10 VDFNVCNL4020-GS08SENSOR OPT AMBIENT 10 VDFN4445 - Immediate$18.19View Details
SENSOR OPT AMBIENT 10 SMDVCNL4020-GS18SENSOR OPT AMBIENT 10 SMD0 - Immediate$10.54View Details
SENSOR OPT 540NM AMBIENT 10 VDFNVCNL4020X01-GS08SENSOR OPT 540NM AMBIENT 10 VDFN7791 - Immediate$20.83View Details

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