I really fucken love your tutorial, very precisely and specific.keep it simple and specific as possible, especially in the coding.I feel like watching every minute of this worth while. Please keep it this way. Thanks you so much!.
WOW! this helped me alot.. im just starting to learn AVR programming and was a little bit confuse on how external interrupt works and this cleared it all for me.. so big thanks.. you earned a new subscriber.. thank you very much.
You say 2000ms is a bit overkill, what is a good delay for a normal push button? what are the "fancy" ways to overcome bouncing? Nice series it helped me a lot. ;D
Something like a 50ms is enough. But you can use external capacitors to avoid bouncing to a limit. But it can still occur... So if you wan to go easy, use delays. Otherwise see online about the use of interrupts to avoid denouncing, though it also uses the concept of delay but in a better way.
Hi humanHardDrive, pretty awesome job! From today afternoon I look through all the nigh video of this series. I've got some idea how to work with avr but not Arduino. I think that can be say： Documentation + Atmel Studio + lot of experiences. I wanna know how to really getting started with avr. I mean the book can be suggested,website where I can get the tutorial in depth something like this. Thanks.
