A debouncing circuit can remove the resulting ripple signal to provide a clean transition at its output. Simply put, debouncing prevents extra activations or slow functions from triggering too often.

If you think a 555 is too big to use as a switch debouncer, check this one out, although — to be fair — that was does handle five switches at a time. Posted in Microcontrollers Tagged debouncing ...

Switch-debounce circuits have been around for a long time, but I'm revisiting them because the art of designing them has skipped a generation of engineers. One example of a switch-debounce circuit ...

Digi-Key Electronics has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with LogiSwitch, makers of the Arduino-friendly NoBounce line of ICs and switches. LogiSwitch’s adaptive NoBounce technology ...

The circuit operates as follows: When the switch closes, the gate of Q2 is pulled down, driving Q2 "on." This, in turn, drives Q1 "on." Q1 shunts the switch, effectively providing a momentary ...

Called the Protected Switch Shield, it is also compatible with the firm’s own XMC microcontroller kits which borrow the Arduino form factor. The shield runs from 8-36V and provides a driver circuit ...