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PWM assembly code for generation of 5 PWM signals in 8051 mc

I am doing a project in 8051 mc in which I have to generate atleast 5 PWM signals with varying period and duration. Is it possible? What is the logic to be used. Is anyone having the assembly code in 8051 or in C language for this? If so please send it to me at epey2p158@nitc.ac.in
thanks in advance.

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  • "I haven't got an exact idea about how to do it espicially since I don't have much experience in this field."

    So why didn't you just raise the specific questions you had?
    What you did just looks rude - it looks like you didn't get the answer you wanted, so you just hopped off somewhere else to try again for an answer to your liking.

    "So I wanted more information."

    So why didn't you ask for it, instead of just repeating the question with no acknowledgement of the help you've already received?!

    "I have to see any other methods are possible."

    So why do you keep dismissing the PCA option out of hand?

    "it is my right..."
    Ditto!
    But if you want people to be well-disposed towards helping you, it pays to be polite, acknowledge what you've received - at no cost, I might add - and show that you are prepared to put some effort into working towards the solution!

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  • "I haven't got an exact idea about how to do it espicially since I don't have much experience in this field."

    So why didn't you just raise the specific questions you had?
    What you did just looks rude - it looks like you didn't get the answer you wanted, so you just hopped off somewhere else to try again for an answer to your liking.

    "So I wanted more information."

    So why didn't you ask for it, instead of just repeating the question with no acknowledgement of the help you've already received?!

    "I have to see any other methods are possible."

    So why do you keep dismissing the PCA option out of hand?

    "it is my right..."
    Ditto!
    But if you want people to be well-disposed towards helping you, it pays to be polite, acknowledge what you've received - at no cost, I might add - and show that you are prepared to put some effort into working towards the solution!

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  • I am very happy that many people spent lot of time for me and given lot of valuable advices for me. Since, I am a bigginer in the microcontroller programming, I had little difficulty in exactly understanding all the ideas conveyed. Hope all of you will cope with me.
    Thanks and regards,
    Boby