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Fig. 2. Effects of electrical field fringes.
Fig.  3.  Diagram  of  the  acquisition  technique  blocks  used  for  FUJITSU  FMA1127 and the timing signals for the touch event detection
Fig. 6. Charge transfer cycle of 0,881 ms for the touch case, where is assumed  for Cx=5-10 pF and Cs=12nF
Fig. 11. Prototype of the control board  Fig. 8. Signals on lines SDA, SCL and CHANGE in case touch on Key 1
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