Piezo Haptics
With modules as thin as 1.8 mm, crisp and solid haptic feedback, and hardware that enables new design form factors, no surprise piezo haptics are well on their way to disrupt legacy trackpad technologies.
Learn more on the BOS1901 piezo driver, the product behind the piezo haptic trackpad revolution.
Razor Thin Module
Looking for a thinner design? Look no further. Piezo haptic trackpads can be as thin as 1.8 mm while offering the best user experience possible.
When Everything Just Clicks
Piezo haptics can let you customize your trackpad's tactile response to the perfect configuration.
Design Flexibility
Turn your industrial design team's creative ideas, like edge-to-edge or multi-zone trackpads, into actual products with piezo haptic hardware.
Powered by CapDrive
The BOS1901 piezo haptic driver uses the state-of-the-art CapDrive technology circuit architecture that translates into piezo haptic trackpads with the industry's lowest power consumption, built-in force sensing, and fast start time.
| Characteristics | Traditional Click Pad | Leading LRA Trackpad | Piezo Trackpad |
| Thickness (Touch + Haptics) | 4 mm | 3 mm | <2.8mm |
| Haptic Feedback | No | Yes - LRA (narrow bandwidth) | Yes - Piezo Actuator (wide bandwidth) |
| Force Sensing | N/A | Yes - With additional sensing hardware | Yes - With same Piezo Actuator |
| Response Time | > 50 ms | > 20 ms | < 5 ms |
| Power Consumption | N/A | 60 mW | 5 mW |
| Structure Complexity | Medium | High | Low |
| Weight | 45 g | 65 g | 35 g |
Start Your Project
Don't be left behind. Start your haptic trackpad project today!
Download our free guide to learn more about haptic trackpads' advantages and which technology to select.
