An often-overlooked issue, “switch bounce” can become particularly problematic in safety- and mission-critical systems. Thus, the need for “switch debounce” tactics. This article ...

Debouncing button or switch inputs on microcontrollers can be a challenging problem for those first starting to program these devices. Part of the reason for this difficulty is that real-world butt… ...

An RC circuit is frequently used to debounce a switch. ... To start our horrorshow, here are the closing and opening waveforms from a typical little TACTile switch. All captures were made by switching ...

For a long time, the battle lines have been drawn around optical and mechanical switches in gaming mice buttons, with optical switches appearing the winner in the tussle. But now a third category ...

However, whereas a Cherry MX Brown switch actuates at 2mm and has a total travel of 4mm, the Roccat Titan Switch Tactile cuts these lengths to 1.8mm and 3.6mm respectively with the aim of ...

Switch-debounce circuits have been around for a long time, but I'm revisiting them because the art of designing them has skipped a generation of engineers. One example of a switch-debounce circuit ...

Unlike tactile switches, which offer feedback, you won’t feel a bump before the key reaches the bottom of the keyboard. They’re completely noiseless, too. That said, if you’re heavy-handed ...

Fast, tactile, made by TTC. Roccat has revealed that it has entered the custom mechanical keyboard switch game, taking the wraps off the Titan Switch Tactile, its first in-house design.