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Application Notes

LS30 – Rotary Encoder Debounce IC Overview Video

Joe Farr, the Chief Engineer at LogiSwitch, introduces the LS30 Rotary Encoder Switch Debounce IC in a video. The LS30, leveraging NoBounce™ Technology, effectively debounces noisy mechanical rotary encoders. Designed for various encoder types, it’s particularly valuable for mechanical versions prone to signal bounce.

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LS10 Series NoBounce IC Users Guide

The LogiSwitch LS10 Series of High Noise Immunity Debouncer/Noise Filter ICs was designed for trouble-free use in the most severe electrically hostile environments. The LS10 Series utilizes LogiSwitch’s proprietary NoBounce™ technology resulting in a high level of noise immunity. Noise spikes of less than 20 ms duration are prohibited from starting or terminating a cycle.

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LS100 Series NoBounce with Handshake IC Users Guide

The LS100 line of Ultra-Fast Response Debouncer ICs provides the circuit designer with the unique LogiSwitch NoBounce™ technology adaptive debounce logic and powerful handshake protocol for carefree, bounce-free, delay-free, and poll-free operation.

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DigiKey Video – “What is Switch Bounce and How to Debounce”

DigiKey created this very thorough video to explain the basics of mechanical switch bounce and methods to eliminate switch bounce.

Switch bounce or “ringing” can cause some serious issues with connected circuitry. Logic or digital circuits view this mechanical bounce as the switch being engaged multiple times in very short succession resulting in unreliable input data. Using various external components, switch bounce can be overcome before the signal reaches data collection points. Latch and RC debounce circuits are demonstrated in this video.

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The Five Basic Methods for Eliminating Switch Bounce

This tutorial is to demonstrate all five methods for debouncing switches using single pole-single throw, or single pole-double throw switches. The guide includes the two methods for single pole-double throw (SPDT) switches which require no output delay and the two best methods for interfacing with the simpler single pole-single throw (SPST) switches

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