Keith Curtis, Technical Staff Engineer at Microchip, gives Technology Editor Bill Wong a detailed overview on microcontroller-based touch sensing solutions. This includes capacitive and induction touch sensing solutions including how it works and issues that arise using various approaches. Just the thing to get started with touch sensing designs.

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