Computers and Technology, 11.03.2020 23:06 anthonybowie99

The program uses SYSCLK/12 and 16-bit PWM. 1) Calculate the value of PW (number of counts in the pulsewidth +/- 2 counts) that will result in: 1a. A pulsewidth of 1.5 ms (neutral) 1b. A pulsewidth of 1.1 ms (reverse/left) 1c. A pulsewidth of 1.9 ms (forward/right)

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