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PWM using CAPCOM1/2 in XC164CS

Hello,
Can anyone tell me if could be possible to create a differents PWM with variable duty cycle by using CAPCOM1/2?
How would you configure output pines? I have tried it in Dave, but I dont see.
Thanks.

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0 John Brown over 17 years ago in reply to Chris Wunderlich

Hello Chris,
I've noticed that CC2_T7 register serves to control the wave period and CC2_CC16 to control duty cycle. :)
In my case:
CC2_CC16 = 0xFFFF -> Duty Cycle = 0 %
CC2_CC16 = 0x48E5 -> Duty Cycle = 100 %
Thanks ;-)
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0 John Brown over 17 years ago in reply to Chris Wunderlich

Hello Chris,
I've noticed that CC2_T7 register serves to control the wave period and CC2_CC16 to control duty cycle. :)
In my case:
CC2_CC16 = 0xFFFF -> Duty Cycle = 0 %
CC2_CC16 = 0x48E5 -> Duty Cycle = 100 %
Thanks ;-)
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0 John Brown over 17 years ago in reply to John Brown

I have one question:
The CC20IO (P9.4) output hasn't got "compare mode 3". Why?
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0 John Brown over 17 years ago in reply to John Brown

It has it.I've noticed that the P9.4 had configured as general output.
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0 Vivek Tailor over 17 years ago in reply to John Brown

hello

I am bit confuse about the period. How can we generate 50micro second period using CAPCOM2 in XC164CS? Can anyone hwlp me plz?

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0 Vivek Tailor over 17 years ago in reply to Vivek Tailor

hello

Sorry above information is unclear. I just want to produce 50micro second period PWM or u can say 20Khz. What should be the timer reload value?

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