HPWM10 Frequency Updating

[BrianT]

I need a ten bit HPWM so I searched for "HPWM10 macro" as mentioned in the prior post.

No joy.

Here is the error message.........

Did you mean: HPM 10 macro

No standard web pages containing all your search terms were found.

Your search - HPWM10 macro - did not match any documents.

Suggestions:
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Try different keywords.
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Where can I find a 10 bit HPWM command?

Cheers
BrianT

[Darrel Taylor]

I'd like to be able to explain the search engines..... but I can't.

Good thing there's People around.

https://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=37805
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[Charles Linquis]

The code that I posted does a 10bit HPWM.

[Darrel Taylor]

The code that I posted does a 10bit HPWM.

Glitch Free to 500khz ?

Yeah, mine neither.
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[Charles Linquis]

A PIC can't do 10 bit PWM to 500Khz, since it would need a counter running at 500KHz * 1024 = 512MHz.

[Darrel Taylor]

A PIC can't do 10 bit PWM to 500Khz, since it would need a counter running at 500KHz * 1024 = 512MHz.

Absolutely Correct!
As the frequency increases, the resolution decreases.

Follow that all the way to the highest frequency, and with OSC=16, you should have 2mhz PWM at 1-bit resolution (essentially on or off).

@ 500 khz, you should have 4-bits. And if all you ever want is 50% dutycycle, then it's a piece of cake.
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[BrianT]

Hi Darrel & Charles.

I need 50% duty cycle at 32767 Hz on CCP2 to drive an Intersema pressure sensor - easy - even I can do that with 8 bit HPWM.

I also need a variable duty cycle to drive an AGC circuit. With 8 bit HPWM, my AGC is sudden death and one count goes from not quite enough to a little bit too much. 10 bit HPWM would be much less sensitive. The frequency must stay at 32767 Hz to suit the Intersema sensor.

Can I get 10 bit HPWM at 32767 Hz?

Cheers
Brian