Unstable sine PWM output


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    Default Re: Unstable sine PWM output

    Thanks Henrik! That's good to know! I knew the N-Bit for multiplication would be slow (doesn't utilize hardware multiplier), but did not think that division would be very different.

    Thanks for the info!

    Walter

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    Of course I'm keeping DIV32, and I've modified the TMR1 prescaler to 1/2, now I really have 1.0Hz at the min. frequency (and I still keep a good accuracy at high frequencies).

    The project will be posted in one or two weeks.

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