AVR®: Seeing PWM Waveforms on the Data Visualizer

 In this video:

  • Use the Data Visualizer graph function to look at GPIO in pin (as opposed to bus) mode.
  • Look at the PWM waveforms to see increasing duty cycles.
  • Understand what we changed in the code to give us more easily understandable waveforms.
  • Use cursors to measure the PWM frequency, showing that it is very close to the configured value of 10 kHz.

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Using Hardware Fast PWM Mode and Testing with Data Visualizer

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