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Subject: mpc5200 and PWM
From: Jon Smirl <jonsmirl@gmail.com>
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Is it possible to use Bestcomm with PWM to generate complex waveforms?
For example change the frequency and duty cycle after each cycle? Has
anyone tried doing this? I'd like to build a table of count/width
pairs and then feed them to the PWM pin without taking an interrupt on
each cycle.

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Jon Smirl
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