I'm using an analog 4066 switch in an application where the input is an audio signal being passed to a speaker, I'm going to be switching the switch on and off the fastest.... maybe 5 times per second. My question is, do I need to worry about debouncing this switch? Or is debouncing solely for mechanical switches? I feel that I don't have to worry about debouncing since the switch connection is being made by nMOS and pMOS transistors hooked up in the transmission gate configurations and there's nothing mechanical there to bounce? Would this assumption be correct? (I'm getting crakling and popping sounds at my audio output and am trying to decide on whether eliminating the switch as the culprit)
Much Thanks Joshua