11ms to 40.3ms - drum kick - electronic drum set kick pedal right

[adamfk]

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Switch Info

Property	Description
Type	electronic kick drum pedal
Circuit	SPST
Function	Off-Mom (Normally Open)
Model info/markings	Univox UVXDD402 drum pedal
Voltage & Current rating	?

Product URL: https://www.long-mcquade.com/77470/Drums/Electronic-Drums-and-Sets/Univox/5-Piece-Electronic-Drum-Set.htm

How new is the switch? Old. Moderately used. I got it used from a friend who got it used...

How do you like the switch? Pretty good for what it is. Not as nice as a much more expensive model though :)

Photos

Test Session 1

Setup

Property	Description
Arduino model	SMD Uno
Pull-up resistor	internal
Switch wires connection	About 5 feet of RCA cable. No concern of wire connection moving.
Measure switch's ON resistance	4.6 ohms (includes 5 feet of cabling)
Anything else connected?	nope.

Test Setup Photos:
About 5 feet of RCA cable. No concern of wire connection moving.

Results

Test Section Details

Fast section is really only for presses. I didn't have a good way to release fast.

📄 Raw Data

electronic drum kick pedal right.txt

You can graph/analyze the data here.

🖼️ Summary Image

🕵️ Your Observations (optional)

If you'd like to, feel free to include additional highlights or observations from your test session. It's always interesting to read about.

Super interesting that most slow press/releases were super clean. But also, 1 slow release was the longest bounce.

If we look only at presses, the cleanest was slow preses, then fast presses, then normal. This is rather unexpected. Usually slow presses for a push button result in lots of "bounces" when the switch is on the cusp of transitioning from released to pressed.