HPWM at very low frequency


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    Argrr, ya, I read the text but I skipped the table, But I need lower frequency then 489Hz, Actually I need between 10 to 300Hz, I think I am better off with what I am using now, a 555 timer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lerameur View Post
    Argrr, ya, I read the text but I skipped the table, But I need lower frequency then 489Hz, Actually I need between 10 to 300Hz, I think I am better off with what I am using now, a 555 timer.

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    you can use a PIC, but with " soft " PWM generation ...

    Also have a look to what the CCP module can do for you ... more than generating PWM.

    in Compare mode, for example ... you easily can reach 2Hz ...

    a Timer1 Overflow interrupt also will work fine ...

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    HI,
    I read page 83 concerning compare mode... still have no idea how you could get 2hz .
    The manual says even in PWM mode we cant get lower then 5ms long witch is about 200hz...

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