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That article is the "bible" on debouncing. Contact bounce can be a problem with any application.

It's generally best to debounce switches in software as it's easier to adjust for the delays for particular switches, as they differ in their amount of contact bounce. Debouncing the key release is often necessary, as well. Switch manufacturers often specify the amount of bounce for their products, it's typically around 10ms - 20ms.

That article is the "bible" on debouncing. Contact bounce can be a problem with any application.

It's best to debounce switches in software as it's easier to adjust for the delays for particular switches, as they differ in their amount of contact bounce. Debouncing the key release is often necessary, as well. Switch manufacturers often specify the amount of bounce for their products, it's typically around 10ms - 20ms.

That article is the "bible" on debouncing. Contact bounce can be a problem with any application.

It's generally best to debounce switches in software as it's easier to adjust for the delays for particular switches, as they differ in their amount of contact bounce. Debouncing the key release is often necessary, as well. Switch manufacturers often specify the amount of bounce for their products, it's typically around 10ms - 20ms.

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This That article is the "bible" on debouncing. Contact bounce can be a problem with any application.

It's best to debounce switches in software as it's easier to adjust for the delays for particular switches, as they differ in their amount of contact bounce. Debouncing the key release is often necessary, as well. Switch manufacturers often specify the amount of bounce for their products, it's typically around 10ms - 20ms.

This is the "bible" on debouncing.

That article is the "bible" on debouncing. Contact bounce can be a problem with any application.

It's best to debounce switches in software as it's easier to adjust for the delays for particular switches, as they differ in their amount of contact bounce. Debouncing the key release is often necessary, as well. Switch manufacturers often specify the amount of bounce for their products, it's typically around 10ms - 20ms.

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This is the "bible" on debouncing.