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Re: Increasing resolution of DTs MIBAM library?

I'm using MIBAM because with 64mhz PIC18 CPU, I can have 48 independent PWM channels. But they're 8 bit. I want 48 channels with 9 or 10 bits resolution (12 - preferable) :)
CuriousOne Yesterday, 21:01

Re: Increasing resolution of DTs MIBAM library?

More channels is totally a different thing from resolution as you stated on post 1...

Maybe you can do that in assembly. A bit difficult though.

Ioannis
Ioannis Yesterday, 15:11

Re: Increasing resolution of DTs MIBAM library?

Unfortunately, there are no PIC chips with like 8-16-32 independent PWM outputs.
Sure, there are chips like LT8500, with 48 channel PWM output, but they're way too expensive...
CuriousOne Yesterday, 05:34

Re: Bitbang USB protocol?

Yes, it has been done on an AVR. See this link for the V-USB

https://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html
Jerson Yesterday, 04:47

Re: Bitbang USB protocol?

only in their dreams

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_communications
richard Yesterday, 01:08

Bitbang USB protocol?

So maybe bitbang isn't the right word, but I am wondering if anyone has attempted USB communication on a chip without integrated USB functionality. I'm aware chips like the 18F2550 include that...
achilles03 - 13th September 2025, 17:41

Re: Increasing resolution of DTs MIBAM library?

It hsa to be done from scratch. Though I doubt it can be a general include file for any PIC chip.

Better use a chip with higher PWM resolution.

Ioannis
Ioannis - 13th September 2025, 14:49

Increasing resolution of DTs MIBAM library?

Hello.
Currently this "library" or whatever it is correctly called, has resolution of 8 bits, which can be somewhat limiting.
Is there a chance to "increase" resolution to 9 or 10 bits, or it has...
CuriousOne - 13th September 2025, 09:55

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Microchip Tips and Tricks
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Presetting Configuration Fuses (PIC Defines) into your Program
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1. What are the Configuration Fuses?
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Bits, Bytes Words and Arrays
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1. How can I reference a BIT in a BYTE?
2. How can I reference a BIT in a WORD?
3. How can I reference a BIT in a BYTE ARRAY?
4. How can I reference a BIT in a WORD ARRAY?
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I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What Can I Do?
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I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What can I do?
My progam is too slow - What can I do?

Apart from the obvious and move to a faster PIC with more program memory, there’s a few little known tricks you can try.
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