Hello it looks difficult to me choose the right processor. What does they mean with ,say, 5 pwm channel? Does it really mean that can i have 5 pin with 5 differents pwm signals at the same time? Thanks, Diego
wich freescale 8bit uC with 4 pwm ouputs,IIC and serial interface?
Started by ●October 29, 2007
Reply by ●October 29, 20072007-10-29
blisca wrote:> Hello > it looks difficult to me choose the right processor. > What does they mean with ,say, 5 pwm channel? > Does it really mean that can i have 5 pin with 5 differents pwm signals at > the same time?Normally yes. Typically uC have a common timebase counter, and 5 separate compare values, for the PWM's - If in doubt,look at the SFR's -jg
Reply by ●October 30, 20072007-10-30
Jim Granville <no.spam@designtools.maps.co.nz> wrote in message 47266305$1@clear.net.nz...> blisca wrote: > > > Hello > > it looks difficult to me choose the right processor. > > What does they mean with ,say, 5 pwm channel? > > Does it really mean that can i have 5 pin with 5 differents pwm signalsat> > the same time? > > Normally yes. > Typically uC have a common timebase counter, and 5 separate compare > values, for the PWM's - If in doubt,look at the SFR's > > -jgMany thanks ,now it behaves xactly as you told me to expect!>