But, It Isn't Quite 10 Bit (Very, Very Close) Nor 2Khz (Instead 10Khz).
I finally found some references to it. The second capture zooms in a little and shows pwm2l (purple) pulsing high while both pwm1l. If we plot the timer/counter, it would looks like a sawtooth signal.
I Am Using Edge Aligned Mode Of Pwm, Irf640 Mosfet & Ir2110.
I am trying to set up the pwms, i'd like to run them at a frequency of 15khz and they must be center aligned. The default mode of timer 1 (and timer 2 pins 3,11) is phase correct, 8 bit, pwm which will center the pulse. Try your output on pins 5 and 6.
But You Can Obtain Only One Center.
Pins 9 and 10 are outputs for timer 1. Center aligned output pwm mpc5606b. Now it's pretty clear that usually when calculating timer ba
Center Aligned Pwm Just A Quicky To Ask Anyone If They Know The Following As Regard Pwm Operation On The Pic24 Range:
Notice in this capture the pwm signals aren't all exactly center aligned with each other. Center aligned pwm i'd like to get the following pwm setup: After creating 6 center aligned pwms how the 3 phase voltage is generated?
It Indeed Does Do 6 Pwm Sync'd Center Aligned.
My question is does center aligned pwm is better for motor control and provide more life to mosfet??? For that i want to use the center of the first pwm (ch0) as trigger for the other pwm, as. I guess they generate less emi since the turn on and turn off times.