5 ms·

Are you debouncing on tactile or is the hardware doing it for you?

• dkersten 7y ago
  In my own brief stint in (non-critical) hardware development, all debouncing was done manually in software.
  • smokelegend 7y ago
    It all depends on application.... and perspective... Hardware debouncing works well for most applications but may not be financially rewarding at scale. With time and effort software debouncing can render sometimes better/good or good enough results as hardware.. Remember the saying, "When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail..."
• whatshisface 7y ago
  In an ancient textbook I was reading, they were explaining how to debounce with transistors, capacitors and resistors - so at one time in history debounce was done in hardware.