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Please do not use this tag. Use a "switch" tag instead
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Push button to act as toggle switch?
The switch needs to be debounced, which adds components to the circuit. And that's affected by your switch, whether it's SPST or SPDT.
You don't state the supply voltages or what kind of output your …
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Smart ways to detect a button (less power consuming)
A low-current method I used once was to connected a switch between two microcontroller I/O pins.
One I/O was configured as an output (SWO). The second was configured as an input (SWI) with its progra …
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How do input pins work?
The notion of a pin being an input or output is from the point of view of the Central Processing Unit (CPU) within the microcontroller (MCU). The CPU is the block of circuitry that actually runs your …
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