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Pulse-width modulation, is varying the duty cycle of a rectangle wave, usually with a constant frequency.
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Controlling a motor using a PWM
of the pins with no luck, im assuming its 500mA since its powered via USB
I already have my code up and running, basically im using a potentiometer connected to my ADC to change the frequency from my PWM … found several diagrams showing a zener diode to protect the motor, but i lack the knowlege of why is that zener there, and then i found the use of NPN transistors, however that would mean im using the PWM …
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unexplained short circuit with PWM signal?
Something happened that i haven’t been able to explain , I wrote a program to output a PWM signal, this to activate a transistors base using a PWM which I could change the frequency using a potentiometer … , the program worked fine, and the circuit too, however something was happening,
1) When I lowered the frequency of my PWM the motor stopped spinning however a “buzz” could be heard from inside the …
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Sin signal from PWM
Does it have something to do with the high frequency of the PWM?
What could I do to increase the output AC voltage from 3V to 10V or 100V? …
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