Series resistor when using weak pull-up

[sayzer]

For PIC16F630, PORTA weak pull-ups OK!

No schematic, bad guess.

Forum has some issue.

Let see your schematic if you can upload it to http://picsplace.to and then put the link here.


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[Sharky]

For PIC16F630, PORTA weak pull-ups OK!

No schematic, bad guess.

Forum has some issue.

Let see your schematic if you can upload it to http://picsplace.to and then put the link here.


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Here is the link:

http://img4.picsplace.to/img.php?file=img4/26/weakP.JPG

Sharky

[mister_e]

1. 10K is too high. <1K could do... usually not needed.

2. the capacitor is usually useless as you can do the debounce in software in most case.

[Sharky]

Hi Mister_e,

I normally do the debounce in software.
I have always used capacitors on inputs to suppres noise, but maybe they are not necessary?

Sharky

[mister_e]

i don't remind to have used capacitor on any of my design to supress noise when debouncing and handling could be done in software.

Now if your buttons are far of your main board, it's another story.. but even in this case, i doubt capacitor will do some magic stuff.

Maybe someone else have another point of view?

[Sharky]

The touchpad that is connected to the board have 1.5 metre of cable.

I have only used the capacitors and the serie resistors for products that needed
to have an approval.

But if I understand you right you also mean that the software debouncing will do the job.
I think that I will just try to make the board without capacitors and serie resistors on the input's and see what happen when it goes to approval.

Sharky

[mister_e]

So in this case don't use the internal weak up. Use 1K-4.7 K instead. Safer.

It's a long debate...'to use or not to use internal pull-up?'