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    PIC and PWM

    I read the entire document, a few times actually. And some other things too. But I don't see how I can use this in my project. I don't know how to implement it into my code...
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    PIC and PWM

    Yes I know, but don't any of you here use home made pwm codes, in stead of the PWM or HPWM command? I think there should be a way to do this with a simple 16F628A, after all they say this is the most commonly used PIC, and the thing I want it to do can't be too difficult for that PIC now can't it?
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    PIC and PWM

    I wrote this, but it doesn't do what I want it to do. It shocks too much. And that's why i inserted a second for next loop. But that doesn't help. PS, I have never worked with interrupts. I first want to make 2 leds adjustable in intensity. At the same time ofcouse. Interrupts I can insert...
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    PIC and PWM

    I can't seem to find a replacement code for the PWM command. I know it has to be something like a for next loop but I can't seem to figure it out...
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    PIC and PWM

    Hi, I am new on this forum so here's my problem. I wrote a program in my pic because I want to build a home made desklight. I'm using leds which are adjustable in intensity, this using PWM ofcourse. Now there are 2 kind of leds, one with high brightness leds, and one with large angle leds...
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