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    VIVA PIC16 - PWM Hello World Led Example

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    This document contains C code for configuring pulse width modulation (PWM) on a PIC16 microcontroller to generate a blinking LED output on pin RA5. It initializes the timer and comparator module to produce a PWM signal on RA5 with 50% duty cycle and period set by the timer overflow value. A main loop continually toggles the duty cycle between 0 and 100% to make the LED blink on and off.

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    VIVA PIC16 - PWM Hello World Led Example

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    This document contains C code for configuring pulse width modulation (PWM) on a PIC16 microcontroller to generate a blinking LED output on pin RA5. It initializes the timer and comparator module to produce a PWM signal on RA5 with 50% duty cycle and period set by the timer overflow value. A main loop continually toggles the duty cycle between 0 and 100% to make the LED blink on and off.

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    This code blinks an LED using PWM on the VIVA PIC16, using a PIC16F1829 microcontroller.

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    This document contains C code for configuring pulse width modulation (PWM) on a PIC16 microcontroller to generate a blinking LED output on pin RA5. It initializes the timer and comparator module to produce a PWM signal on RA5 with 50% duty cycle and period set by the timer overflow value. A main loop continually toggles the duty cycle between 0 and 100% to make the LED blink on and off.

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    VIVA PIC16 - PWM Hello World Led Example

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    This document contains C code for configuring pulse width modulation (PWM) on a PIC16 microcontroller to generate a blinking LED output on pin RA5. It initializes the timer and comparator module to produce a PWM signal on RA5 with 50% duty cycle and period set by the timer overflow value. A main loop continually toggles the duty cycle between 0 and 100% to make the LED blink on and off.

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    C: \ Mi cr ocont r ol l er s\ VI VA PI C16 Exampl es\ 03 Hel l o Wor l d PWM ( C) \ mai n.

    c
    1 #i ncl ude <ht c. h>
    2
    3 void i ni t _vi va_pwm( void)
    4 {
    5 / / See page 91 i n PI C16F1829 dat asheet
    6 / / Di sabl e TMR2' s i nt er r upt
    7 PI E1, TMR2I E = 0;
    8 / / See pages 219 and 125
    9 / / Di sabl e RA5 ( CCP2) as out put
    10 TRI SA5 = 1;
    11 / / See page 122
    12 / / Sel ect RA5 f or CCP2, al t er nat i vel y, RC3
    13 APFCON1, CCP2SEL = 1;
    14 / / See page 202
    15 / / PWM per i od
    16 PR2 = 0x80;
    17 / / See page 236
    18 CCP2CON = 0b00001111;
    19 / / See page 36, not wel l document ed
    20 / / Dut y Cycl e Low, smal l er - > br i ght er
    21 CCPR2L = 0x22;
    22 / / See page 237
    23 / / Sel ect TMR2
    24 CCPTMRS = 0x00;
    25 / / See page 201
    26 / / Conf i gur e and st ar t TMR2
    27 T2CON = 0b00000101;
    28 / / See page 219
    29 / / Enabl e RA5 ( CCP2) as out put
    30 TRI SA5 = 0;
    31 }
    32
    33 void mai n( void)
    34 {
    35 i ni t _vi va_pwm( ) ;
    36 while ( 1) {
    37 CCPR2L = 0x00;
    38 _del ay( 100000) ;
    39 CCPR2L = 0xFF;
    40 _del ay( 100000) ;
    41 }
    42 }
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