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| Hi I want to design a simple circuit to detect when a push button is pressed but this push button is pulled up to 5v or 12v and the circuit can work with both voltages. Also a debouncing circuit is a need. Thanks | |
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| Do you have a specific question? Try and work out the design for yourself & if you are unsure, post back here. You can find reference design on google if you need it. Search for debouncing circuits for a start. | |
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| Look for a debounce ckt. with an open collector output to facilitate the 5 or 12V you mentioned.
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| read this http://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.pdf about the best treatment of this seemingly simple process. | |
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