13. How to create a GPIO Push Button Input for ARM Microcontrollers – Software Debouncing Part 2

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Time to convert that pseudo-code into real code. In this video, you will see the code that I implemented to remove the bouncing caused by push buttons. The code will be written in the ARM Microcontroller STM32. Specifically the STM32F030. I will also show the program and circuit in action and testing to see how successful the program is.

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