10-Bit PWM using PIC16F1509

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  1. - 24th January 2020, 10:23 #1
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    Default Re: 10-Bit PWM using PIC16F1509

    Plus, I would think having the led off 2/3 of the time would decrease the brightness quite a bit.
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    It is kinda multiplexed PWM signal I think.

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    Plus, I would think having the led off 2/3 of the time would decrease the brightness quite a bit.
    it won't do for room lighting, it's still useful though

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