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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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How to adjust duty cycle of an existing square-wave, based on light level
As part of the clock oscillator, I already have 128Hz and 256Hz square waves available, which should be an appropriate PWM frequency for LEDs.
Supply voltage is about 4.6V. …
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