Arduino Tutorial 27: Understanding Pushbuttons and Pull Up and Pull Down Resistors
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Incorporating push buttons into an Arduino project can allow you to take your projects to that next level. Switches are pretty simple, but you do need to understand how to use pull up and pull down resistors in order to get your circuit to operate reliably. This video explains the concepts in a simple manner.
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Arduino Tutorial 27: Understanding Pushbuttons and Pull Up and Pull Down Resistors
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