How to Use Push Buttons on the Arduino - Ultimate Guide to the Arduino #7
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Learn how to connect and program push buttons on the Arduino. In this video we discuss everything you need to know, including floating pins, pull-up resistors, pull-down resistors, and the Arduino's internal pull-up resistor.
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I love this video! This made me understand pullup and pulldown resistors easily. I like how there were many methods presented and explained each of the problems that can be encountered and how it can be fixed! You earned a subscriber!
Glad it was helpful!
It would be great to address the debounce aspect. It is especially useful when you implement a toggle function.
We actually have a separate video about switch and button de-bouncing that we are going to publish soon... But in the meantime, here's an article on our website that covers most of what you need to know: www.circuitbasics.com/how-to-use-switch-debouncing-on-the-arduino/
Just double checking to make sure I understand what's going on: (when using the pull-up resistor) the Arduino returns a value of '0' or 'LOW' using digitalRead at pin 7 when the button is pressed (closed state) because the current flows to ground, correct? Or am I way off? I can understand how the pull-up resistor keeps the button's open state high - thereby returning a value of '1' or 'HIGH' using digitalRead at pin 7. I just don't quite get why pressing the button (closed state) returns the '0' or 'LOW' value. Thanks for these great videos BTW!
Hi quick question. At 8:30, why does the stray electromagnetic energy not go to port 7 but go to the resistor? Thanks!
Your video’s are great.. cheers from Australia
the 'declare' command is like the Matryoshka dolls stacking up the same thing with different labels, it takes time for beginners to understand and use it, and the analog and digital read/write commands also baffle beginners.
Hi,
I built a similar Arduino woth the Motor Control board. However I had issues with using the infrared Control. There was a conflict as both libraries used a common timer ? routine. Have you experienced this issue. Great video by the way thanks.
Owen