Pronunciation: /kəˈpæsətɪv ˈsɛnsɪŋ/
noun a technology that uses capacitance to detect and measure objects or substances
A1 Capacitive sensing is a technology that detects touch through electrical signals.
A2 Many smartphones use capacitive sensing for their touchscreens.
B1 Capacitive sensing is more accurate than resistive touch technology.
B2 The new smartwatch features advanced capacitive sensing for better user experience.
C1 Engineers are constantly improving capacitive sensing algorithms for various applications.
C2 The research team published a paper on the latest advancements in capacitive sensing technology.
adjective describing a type of sensing technology that relies on capacitance
A1 Capacitive sensing technology is used in touchscreens.
A2 The smartphone's capacitive sensing screen allows for easy navigation.
B1 The smart home device uses capacitive sensing to detect motion.
B2 Capacitive sensing keyboards are more durable than traditional ones.
C1 The advanced security system relies on capacitive sensing for accurate identification.
C2 Capacitive sensing technology has revolutionized the way we interact with electronic devices.
formal Capacitive sensing is a technology that detects nearby objects by measuring changes in capacitance.
informal My phone uses capacitive sensing to register my touch on the screen.
slang I love how my smartwatch has cool touch features thanks to capacitive sensing.
figurative In a way, capacitive sensing is like the sixth sense of technology, allowing devices to 'feel' their surroundings.
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