The TK43 at an angle: a black board with a wide gold border, a large round gold pad filling the upper half, a small hand icon at the top right, two round LEGO holes, two capacitors and a six-legged chip under the pad, a small LED and a resistor below them, lonely binary and ACTIVE HIGH up the sides, and a right-angle four-pin header along the front edge.
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TTP223 Touch Sensor

A 12 mm gold pad and a TTP223 touch chip on a TinkerBlock board: SIGNAL is HIGH while a finger is on the pad, through plastic or glass as well as bare, and LOW the rest of the time. Momentary and active-high in copper, with no jumper. SIGNAL is the chip's own output from VCC, so VCC goes to your board's logic supply, and the pad must be left alone for the half second after power-up.

VCC
2.0–5.5V; your board's logic supply
Answers in
220ms at most from rest
At power-up
0.5s hands off the pad
Wires
3GND, VCC, SIGNAL

Turn it over and see the three holes to wire: GND, VCC and SIGNAL. SIGNAL is the TTP223's own output, driven from VCC, so VCC goes to your board's logic supply.

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