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PWM
I am curremtly engaged on a final year BEng project which requires generation and control of six independant PWM signals. Flow Code has been suggested to me as a possible tool for PIC code development. Is Flow Code (Student Version) powerful enough to generate the code that I require?
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Re: PWM
Hello
Flowcode is capable of controlling up to two hardware driven PWM signals. As well as this it is capable of controlling as many software PWM channels as you require using a simple interrupt based routine. See the examples page for my example on bit banged PWM using LEDs.
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/Flowcode_Examples.php
Flowcode is capable of controlling up to two hardware driven PWM signals. As well as this it is capable of controlling as many software PWM channels as you require using a simple interrupt based routine. See the examples page for my example on bit banged PWM using LEDs.
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/Flowcode_Examples.php
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