Don’t say that! He might wire a ground line from the PSU to each encoder, switch and LED!!!
Essentially it doesn’t matter, you can connect a button/encoder/LED pin to ground anywhere that’s convenient… i.e. you can run a single ground wire through all your components and join it to any ground, or a more “starlike” arrangement with multiple wires connecting a group of components. My point was to share with you that there’s nothing special about the ground for LEDs or encoders or buttons… it’s only when you’re trying hard to separate analog and digital grounds (or audio and digital grounds) that it matters.
Don’t say that! He might wire a ground line from the PSU to each encoder, switch and LED!!!
Okay let’s say “fractal-like”…
Essentially it doesn’t matter, you can connect a button/encoder/LED pin to ground anywhere that’s convenient… i.e. you can run a single ground wire through all your components and join it to any ground, or a more “starlike” arrangement with multiple wires connecting a group of components. My point was to share with you that there’s nothing special about the ground for LEDs or encoders or buttons… it’s only when you’re trying hard to separate analog and digital grounds (or audio and digital grounds) that it matters.