DIY Touch Switch Using TTP223 Module
DIY Touch Switch Using TTP223 Module
The TTP223 touch sensor module allows you to create a simple touch switch for lights, fans, or other electronic devices. It’s beginner-friendly, reliable, and perfect for DIY electronics projects.
What You Need:
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TTP223 touch sensor module
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Relay module (5V or 12V depending on load)
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Microcontroller or power supply
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Connecting wires
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Load device (lamp, LED, fan, etc.)
How It Works:
The TTP223 module detects touch through capacitive sensing. When you touch the sensor pad, it sends a HIGH or LOW signal to the relay or microcontroller. The relay then switches the connected device ON or OFF.
Steps:
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Connect the VCC and GND of the TTP223 module to a 5V power supply.
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Connect the OUT pin of TTP223 to the relay module input.
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Connect the load (lamp, fan, LED) to the relay output.
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Power ON the circuit and touch the sensor pad to toggle the device.
Advantages:
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No mechanical button required
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Compact and easy to install
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Durable and reliable
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Works with low voltage
Common Uses:
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DIY lamps and home lights
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Smart home projects
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Fan or appliance control
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Small electronics experiments
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