PWM (ECCP) - piezo-sounder directly connected to half-bridge on PIC

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  1. - 9th October 2015, 07:08 #1
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    Default Re: PWM (ECCP) - piezo-sounder directly connected to half-bridge on PIC

    ....hum, sorry for my silly question

    Just measured the ports and they need to be reset.

    Thanks for noticing Ioannis
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    As you observed Roger, you must be in luck to have both ports at the same level. They will be in a random state.

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