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I have an application where a push button and mechanical grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

Encoder circuit from datasheet:

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I have an application where a push button and mechanical grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

I have an application where a push button and mechanical grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

Encoder circuit from datasheet:

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I have an application where a push button and mechanical grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

I have an application where a push button and grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

I have an application where a push button and mechanical grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?

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Where to place debouncing circuit for remote mounted buttons and rotary encoders

I have an application where a push button and grey-code rotary encoder(user inputs) need to mounted away from main pcb. 24" - 48" away. This is for space and packaging reasons.

Is it OK to have the debouncing RC circuit on the PCB and the switches/encoder remotely connected via cable, or does the debouncing circuit need to be with the switches?