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Does placement of resistor and cap in a button debouncing circuit make any noticeable dfferencedifference?

I'm making a prototype PCB with an STM32 chip and I want a couple of tactile switches for various reasons. I have followed the button debouncing circuit as done on the dev board:

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My PCB design is physically fairly large (250mm x 150mm) and the buttons are approximately 70mm away from the microcontroller (due to physical constraints). Now my question: Do

Do I want my resistor and cap (C40 and R45) to be physically close to the button or the microcontroller? Does it even matter? Thanks

Does placement of resistor and cap in a button debouncing circuit make any noticeable dfference?

I'm making a prototype PCB with an STM32 chip and I want a couple of tactile switches for various reasons. I have followed the button debouncing circuit as done on the dev board:

enter image description here

My PCB design is physically fairly large (250mm x 150mm) and the buttons are approximately 70mm away from the microcontroller (due to physical constraints). Now my question: Do I want my resistor and cap (C40 and R45) to be physically close to the button or the microcontroller? Does it even matter? Thanks

Does placement of resistor and cap in a button debouncing circuit make any noticeable difference?

I'm making a prototype PCB with an STM32 chip and I want a couple of tactile switches for various reasons. I have followed the button debouncing circuit as done on the dev board:

enter image description here

My PCB design is physically fairly large (250mm x 150mm) and the buttons are approximately 70mm away from the microcontroller (due to physical constraints). Now my question:

Do I want my resistor and cap (C40 and R45) to be physically close to the button or the microcontroller? Does it even matter?

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Does placement of resistor and cap in a button debouncing circuit make any noticeable dfference?

I'm making a prototype PCB with an STM32 chip and I want a couple of tactile switches for various reasons. I have followed the button debouncing circuit as done on the dev board:

enter image description here

My PCB design is physically fairly large (250mm x 150mm) and the buttons are approximately 70mm away from the microcontroller (due to physical constraints). Now my question: Do I want my resistor and cap (C40 and R45) to be physically close to the button or the microcontroller? Does it even matter? Thanks