[sdiy] Minimum parts count switch de-bouncer.
Dave Kendall
davekendall at ntlworld.com
Wed Apr 12 23:03:28 CEST 2006
Hi Harry.
>There should be a small resistor in series with the
>switch, to limit that peak current. Just assume the
>cap
>is a short, and Ohms' Law will tell you the peak
>current.
Ah, thanks for that...
So, the circuit below would give a positive going pulse drawing 7.5mA for
about 10ms on a single button push.?
I = V(15) divided by (R)10,000 + 10,000
= 0.00075A
That seems too easy - does the Cap affect that equation. (I bet it does...)
Maybe 1uF is too high. Would it be better to use 100nF and 100K to get 10ms?
I----------------I>o------------o -I
I schmitt trigger
GND I
I sw I I------I 10KI-------I
I ____ I I I
I----o o---I 10K I ---I I
I + I
I------II 1uF II----I----+15V
Sorry if all this is a bit low level, but I've always been crap at theory
and maths.
It's all helping to bring a MIDI synced clock/envelope a bit closer to
reality.
Hopefully other newbies are learning as much as me too...
cheers,
Dave (standing on the shoulders of giants, and asking WAY too many
questions... :-)
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