Timing diagram of circuit involving switch debouncing

Question

I have a push button switch (single-pole double throw) connected to a latch as follows:

I was thinking about the timing diagram of the circuit above (above image is the default state of the circuit when the switch hasn't been pressed down).

Would this timing diagram sufficiently describe the output given the signals below?

I would just like clarification of my diagram before I implement this circuit on a breadboard as an example of switch debouncing. P is basically Q.

Answer 1

Your diagram is mostly right. The only minor thing I'd look into is whether the switch is break-before-make or not. It probably is, and that's what you want. In that case, the previously low input will go high a little before the new one goes low. If this is not the case, then you can get some of the bouncing coming thru on one of the transitions.