Comment by [email protected]:
Score: Neutral
General Comment:
True, my suggested algorithm is only suitable for mechanical switches. But
then, this is what "bouncing" comes from. For "denoising", this might be
less suited, that's true. If you've got a button on long wires running in a
noisy environment, you might need both a denoising with a quick response
(depends on the sort of noise) and a debouncing with a long dead-time
(10-100ms for common switches).
A bit more documentation might be handy for beginners, e.g. there's no
mention that the main function must be called at regular intervals, and
there's no example on how to calculate the needed delay.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/jallib/source/detail?r=3106
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