12. How to Create a GPIO Push Button Input for ARM Microcontrollers - Debouncing Tutorial Part 1
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Since push buttons are mechanical devices, the action of pressing a push button has unwanted electrical characteristics. In this video, I will explain push button and switch bounce and discuss the best way to remove bounce through software. More importantly, the operation of software debouncing will not tie up the microcontroller cycles.
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