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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Another PIC example code posted
Well, I finally got around to adding another PIC code example. This time, the article tackles the concept of debouncing an input. This should be done on all mechanical buttons and switches going into your microcontroller. Avoiding this step can … Continue reading
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