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The physical circuitry and other components of a machine or device. This is distinct from the program code running on a device, which may be called software or firmware.
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Teensy 4.1 / 4.0 When to use FlexPWM vs QuadTimer pins to strobe LEDs
More detail on how the hardware actually works can be found in the
reference manual. But usually that ends of being far too much
information. … You're only looking for 9 bit resolution from
hardware than is natively 15 or 16 bits. Just use the easy functions
do the low-level work for you. …
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Teensy 4.1 / 4.0 When to use FlexPWM vs QuadTimer pins to strobe LEDs
I want to strobe 3 LEDs (at independent frequencies and duty cycles) via mosfets with a duty cycle of 0.05%-1% at a frequency range of 24-100 hz. I would like to hold 1% or better accuracy for both du …
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