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| + | Tilt switches are a very simple analog way of checking if something has tilted. They can be used to detect basic movement but are very sensitive and don't like vibrations. Always make sure to debounce them with pullup resistors and if you find them too sensitive, debouncing code. [[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Debounce|The arduino debouncing tutorial]] is a good primer on this. | ||
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