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This article delves into two switch modes for signal transmission: 'press, store energy, bounce, transmit' with energy storage and 'press, transmit, bounce, transmit', highlighting their workflows and impact on signal emission.
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The switch defaults to press to store energy, and bounce to transmit signal. Jumper pads can be shorted to transmit signals when pressed and popped up.
"Press, store energy, bounce, transmit" mode working flow: press the button - energy storage - release the button - transmit signal.
"Press, transmit, bounce, transmit" mode workflow: press the button - transmit the signal - release the button - transmit the signal
It can be seen from the work flow that the "press, store energy, bounce, transmit" mode has one more function of capacitor energy storage than the "Press, transmit, bounce, transmit" mode. Therefore, in "press, store energy, bounce, transmit" mode, it emits more energy and tranmist signal further.
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