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The weekly report discusses progress on a touch switch circuit and mood light circuit. The touch switch circuit uses an IC WB2080A touch pad detector IC with 4 touch keys to control 4 modes. It has low power consumption and works with DC or AC. The mood light circuit uses LEDs with brightness controlled by pulse-width modulation from a microcontroller. The team found the IC works well for the product. Strength is the IC can work in touch interfaces. A weakness is it is difficult to assemble on PCB due to surface mount. Next week's task is to make a PCB for the touch switch and mood light.
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![[INC 281 MULTIDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP WEEKLY REPORT] April 19, 2012
Name-Surname Apichart Apichitpongchai
Student ID. 54261529
Group Name Happy361°
Tong Jimmy Bank
Engineering Team Toey Path
Members Jip Gung
Pui Note
Product Design P’Kataii P’Klao
Team Members P’Earth P’chompu
Weekly Progress
This week we made about the touch switch circuit and the mood light circuit. The touch
switch circuit make by IC WB2080A. we chose to use IC WB 2080A because It is a touch pad
detector IC which offers 8 touch keys but we use 4 touch keys Applied to 4 modes . The touching
detection IC is designed for replacing traditional direct button key with fixed pad size. Low power
consumption and wide operating voltage are the contact key features for DC or AC application.The
mood light circuit make by LED. It has a brightness controls by Pulse-width modulation (PWM). The
PWM is signal of microcontroller The PWM is signal of microcontroller.It have duty cycle since 0%
to 100%. And we connect the output of IC WB2080A to microcontroller. I find that circuit. It can
work very well.
Figure 1. WB2080B Touching IC Figure 2. Test circuit
Engineering Analysis
Strong Point
I think that the IC WB2080A, It can working in product that use interface by touched.
Week Point
The IC WB2080 has to interference signal and it is hard to make with PCB because it is surface
mount.
Next Week Job
Next week, I will make a PCB of touch switch and mood light.
Department of Control System and Instrumentation Engineering
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- 1. [INC 281 MULTIDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP WEEKLY REPORT] April 19, 2012 Name-Surname Apichart Apichitpongchai Student ID. 54261529 Group Name Happy361° Tong Jimmy Bank Engineering Team Toey Path Members Jip Gung Pui Note Product Design P’Kataii P’Klao Team Members P’Earth P’chompu Weekly Progress This week we made about the touch switch circuit and the mood light circuit. The touch switch circuit make by IC WB2080A. we chose to use IC WB 2080A because It is a touch pad detector IC which offers 8 touch keys but we use 4 touch keys Applied to 4 modes . The touching detection IC is designed for replacing traditional direct button key with fixed pad size. Low power consumption and wide operating voltage are the contact key features for DC or AC application.The mood light circuit make by LED. It has a brightness controls by Pulse-width modulation (PWM). The PWM is signal of microcontroller The PWM is signal of microcontroller.It have duty cycle since 0% to 100%. And we connect the output of IC WB2080A to microcontroller. I find that circuit. It can work very well. Figure 1. WB2080B Touching IC Figure 2. Test circuit Engineering Analysis Strong Point I think that the IC WB2080A, It can working in product that use interface by touched. Week Point The IC WB2080 has to interference signal and it is hard to make with PCB because it is surface mount. Next Week Job Next week, I will make a PCB of touch switch and mood light. Department of Control System and Instrumentation Engineering KING MONGKUT’s UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY THONBURI