Let's dive into the world of capacitive touch sensors with the Capacitive Touch Sensor Board!
This nifty breakout board is powered by Freescale's MPR121QR2 and can control up to twelve individual electrodes plus a simulated thirteenth electrode. With four jumpers on the bottom of the board and no regulation, it's important to make sure you're supplying the board with a voltage between 2.5 to 3.6VDC. But don't let that scare you away, this board is ready for some touchy-feely action!

The Capacitive Touch Sensor Board may be small but it sure is mighty! I was impressed with how responsive the touch sensors were - they picked up even the lightest of touches. The quality of the board is also top-notch, with clearly labeled jumpers and easy-to-follow instructions. Plus, with the ability to control up to twelve electrodes, the possibilities for projects are endless!

The only real downside to this board is that it doesn't come with any regulation so make sure you have a power supply that falls within the recommended voltage range. However, once you have that sorted out, the Capacitive Touch Sensor Board is a dream to work with. The pros of this board include its high sensitivity touch sensors, top-notch quality and versatility in project applications.

In my opinion this is a must-have for anyone looking for an easy-to-use and versatile capacitive touch sensor board. With its high sensitivity touch sensors and ability to control up to twelve electrodes, the possibilities for projects are endless! This product should definitely be considered if you're looking for a touch sensor board that packs a punch.