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    Why not just use an LM324 quad opamp. Set up a couple in a feedback oscillator at the frequency of your choice. Run the output of the oscillator (triangle wave) into a third gate as a comparator. From the pic all you need is a couple of resistors to set your DC level at the right place to slice a 50% duty cycle. Easy....you can turn it on and off when ever you want.

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    You will not get 120KHz - the closest is 125KHz. Assuming a clock of 8MHz, this will give you 125KHz on CCP1 (RC2) with a PIC1F877A.

    Code:
    TRISC = 0  'PORTC all outputs
    PR2 = 15  'Load Period Register
    CCPR1L = 8  'Set 50% duty cycle
    CCP1CON = %1100  'PWM mode
    T2CON.2 = 1  'Start TIMER2

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