IQS7222E
The IQS7222E ProxFusion® IC is a sensor fusion device for various multi-channel sensing elements for tap buttons, magnet Hall-effect sensing and wear detection with reference pairs. The sensor is fully I²C compatible, and on-chip calculations enable the IC to respond effectively even in low-power modes.
Main Features
- Highly flexible ProxFusion® device
- 9 (QFN) / 8 (WLCSP) external sensor pad connections
- Configure up to 10 Channels using the external connections or internal sensor
- External sensor options:
- Up to 8 self-capacitive buttons
- Up to 3 self-capacitive wear detection pairs (with physical reference)
- Up to 8 mutual capacitive touch/proximity sensors
- Internal sensor option:
- Hall Switch (stand/dock detect, open/close charging lid)
- Built-in basic functions:
- Automatic tuning
- Noise filtering
- Active environment tracking in activation with reference sensor
- Debounce and Hysteresis
- Dual direction trigger indication
- Built-in Signal processing options:
- Proximity and Touch configurable UI
- Signal linearisation
- Release UI
- Hall-effect output and ultra-low power entry and wake-up
- Design simplicity:
- PC Software for debugging to obtain optimal settings and performance
- One-time programmable settings for custom power-on IC configuration
- Auto-run from programmed settings for simplified integration
- Automated system power modes for optimal response vs consumption
- I²C communication interface with IRQ/RDY (up to fast plus -1 MHz)
- Event and streaming modes
- Customisable user interface due to programmable memory
- Supply Voltage 1.8 V (-5%) to 3.5 V
- Small packages:
- WLCSP18 (1.62 x 1.62 x 0.5 mm) - interleaved 0.4 mm x 0.6 mm ball pitch
- QFN20 (3 x 3 x 0.5 mm) - 0.4 mm pitch
Applications
- SAR compliance in mobile devices
- Low-power wake-up buttons/proximity
- Hall-effect magnet presence detection
- Magnetic field change detection
- Waterproof switch (hermetically sealed electronics; moveable magnet exposed to harsh environments)
- Wear detection
- Reference tracking for compensation
- TWS UI (tap buttons, press and press-&-hold, grip detection)


