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    Talking The Missing resistor ...

    Hi, sayzer

    As you're asking, it's a pleasure ...

    Just insert a resistor between your Emitter and ground, and the transistor collector current will simply follow linearly ( w. a little offset due to Vbe ...) the PWM value ...
    An U/I converter w/ OpAmp could wipe off this offset, if needed ...

    No, no, don't send flowers ....

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