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Video 13: Hardware Interrupts | Debouncing a Button

This tutorial dives into the essentials of using hardware interrupts and debouncing a button in Arduino programming, demonstrated through a traffic light and servo motor control project.

• Hardware Interrupts: Explains the concept of hardware interrupts, how they work, and their significance in improving program responsiveness and efficiency.

• Interrupt Service Routine (ISR): Demonstrates how to write an ISR, which is a function that responds immediately to an external event.

• Debouncing a Button: Discusses the importance of debouncing to prevent multiple triggers from a single button press and how to implement it in code.

• Volatile Keyword: Explains the use of the volatile keyword for variables shared between the ISR and the main program to prevent compiler optimization issues.

• Traffic Light and Servo Motor Control: Guides through building and programming a traffic light system and controlling a servo motor, incorporating hardware interrupts and debouncing techniques.

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