Debouncing mechanical push button switch with capacitor and resistor how to DIY electronics
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Merry Christmas !
I have said it before in some of your older videos - it is great to see someone explaining the basics like this , Everyone seems to have gone down the microcontroller path and has forgotten to teach the basics or how we had to design things before micros and things like bouncer library's .
Have a merry Christmas my friend and i hope that many young electronics enthusiast find your channel - Wish i had this sort of thing when i was a kid !
Merry Christmas! I started studying electronics at 13 in the 90s. It's a much better time now :)
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Merry Christmas to you too !
I started at the age of 10 in 1980 but things like the internet didn't exist then - well it wasn't available to me nor were computers . I had to learn from the local electronics magazine - if i could get it and try to work it out from there . It wasn't until that same Magazine published an edition called basic electronics that explained how everything worked that the electronics world sort of lit up for me !
Wish i had your channel back then!
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Merry Christmas!! :)
Merry Christmas to you!
Good video! Back in the days my teacher told us "capacitors loves sparks" and that is what you proved. I guess!
Great tutorial. Thank you for your efforts. One small video tip... Please add some dead space after you finish teaching and place the pop-up links there. We are hungry to get every morsel of information and the pop-ups are covering up your final comments. Please and thank you.
I thought I left enough but did notice that while premiering it and didn't think anyone would care. So thanks for mentioning it!
great video clearly explaining how the debouncing cct works, I wish you a happy new year:-)
Thanks, Happy New Year to you!
@Electronzap, what size of debouncing capacitor would you use for a ballswitch (tilt) in case of 4V supply? Switch is disturbed by high frequency vibrations coming out from a DC vibration motor. Also, it (the ball switch) is on a low tide - which probably doesn't matter for a capacitor operation?
Not sure, but that's an interesting situation. Vibrations would probably last longer than the bounce of a closing switch, so a capacitor by itself wouldnt be as effective. I'd probably make an actual timing circuit that responds right on the first contact and stays there for a bit more than what is needed when the contact is broken. That's pretty much what you'd do for any circuit where switch bounce will cause a lot of problems.
Nice! Useful!
Very well explained and demonstrated. Thanks for that
Thanks for watching!
Typical, when you want a bouncy switch it works perfectly ! happy new year !...cheers.
Lol yeah. I was getting noticeable bounces about 3 out of 5 times right before filming that scene. Happy New Year to you!
merry Mousemass. Cheese!!!
@@fredflintstone1 Merry Fredmass and a happy new year ! Squeak !
MERRY CHRISTMAS to all.
Merry Christmas!
Amazing explanation
Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Thank you for watching!