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APPENDIX A: TIMER 0% and 100% Duty GENERATION

APPENDIX A: TIMER 0% and 100% Duty GENERATION. Generating 0% Duty Cycle. How do you generate a 0% duty cycle for either a buffered or unbuffered PWM? Set Output Compare register to $0000, right? Output Compare and Timer Overflow would occur at same time

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APPENDIX A: TIMER 0% and 100% Duty GENERATION

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  1. APPENDIX A: TIMER 0% and 100% Duty GENERATION

  2. Generating 0% Duty Cycle • How do you generate a 0% duty cycle for either a buffered or unbuffered PWM? Set Output Compare register to $0000, right? • Output Compare and Timer Overflow would occur at same time • Timer Overflow takes precedence over Output Compare • Would produce 50% duty cycle PWM with a period twice the original • Answer: Disable timer counter toggle on overflow • Clear TOVx in TSCx • All future overflows will not effect output • Output compares will also have no effect • Continues to forcing output pin to same state

  3. period #1 period #2 period #3 A B C D E Generating 0% Duty Cycle • Clearing TOVx at any time in period #1 will: • Disable toggle on overflow • Enabling 0% duty cycle in period #2 • Output compare will force output line low at time C • No change, forces to same state • Enabling the TOVx bit at any time in period #2 will: • Re-enable toggle on overflow • Reverting to normal PWM operation

  4. Generating 100% Duty Cycle • How do you generate a 100% duty cycle for either a buffered or unbuffered PWM? Set Output Compare register equal to TMOD value • Same result as in 0% duty cycle • Answer: Use Channel Maximum

  5. READ: CHxF TSCx CHxE MSxB MSxA ELSxB ELSxA TOVx CHxMAX WRITE: 0 RESET: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x = Channel number 0, 1, 2, etc. 100% Duty Cycle Selection • Timer Channel Status and Control Registers (TSC0 - TSC3) • Channel Max - 100% PWM duty cycle (CHxMAX) • Forces duty cycle to 100% • Takes effect in cycle after being set or cleared 1 = Enable 100 % duty cycle 0 = Disabled

  6. period #1 period #2 period #3 A B C D E F Generating 100% Duty Cycle • Once CHxMAX is set • Next counter toggle overflow will occur • All subsequent output operations are disabled • Freezing output at 100% duty cycle • Setting CHxMAX at any time in period #1 enables 100% duty cycle in period #2 • Counter overflow toggle at B toggles output pin • All future toggle on overflows (D and F, etc) and output compares (C and E, etc) are disabled

  7. period #1 period #2 period #3 D A B C E F Generating 100% Duty Cycle • Clear CHxMAX bit to resume normal PWM operation • Re-enables output compares and toggle on overflow • Next counter overflow will not toggle output • Clearing CHxMAX at any time in period #1 will enable normal PWM operation in period #2 • Counter overflow at B will not toggle output pin • Following counter overflows (times D, F) will toggle • Output compares force output low at times C and E

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