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Introduction

In previous projects, we have debounced button inputs in a variety of ways; from software, analog circuits, and integrated circuits. In this project, we will be adding another integrated circuit that can be used to debounce inputs. The IC that we will be using is the 555 timer IC, which has many more uses than just debouncing.$$

The first thing to consider before writing down equations is to understand how the 555 timer determines when to reset.…</description>
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