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[[File:A-symetric_debouncer_V1.0.png|thumb|A-symetric debounce circuitry]] | [[File:A-symetric_debouncer_V1.0.png|thumb|A-symetric debounce circuitry]] | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
This debouncer is meant to be used with a passive response button that is normally open. Upon closing the button it will give a 5V output without bounces. | This debouncer is meant to be used with a passive response button that is normally open in combination with one of our custom Digital Event Recorders. Upon closing the button it will give a 5V output without bounces. | ||
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! Specification | |||
! Value | |||
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| Reaction time | |||
| <100 microsec | |||
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| Rising slope | |||
| 12 microsec | |||
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| Falling slope | |||
| 50 millisec | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 13 December 2023
Description
This debouncer is meant to be used with a passive response button that is normally open in combination with one of our custom Digital Event Recorders. Upon closing the button it will give a 5V output without bounces.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Reaction time | <100 microsec |
| Rising slope | 12 microsec |
| Falling slope | 50 millisec |