| ??? 04/04/01 19:47 Read: times |
#10588 - RE: Bouncing Effect |
Hi, Mahdy,
there are two ways to suppress the bouncung: hard and soft. For hard, I prefer using an RS-flip-flop, for soft the general idea is that you decide whether the event has happen or not after having collected several samples (a sort of filter). Regards, Michael. |
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