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Defines how often something occurs, such as pulses in a digital signal, or oscillations in a radio wave.
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Contoller for a stepper motor
is 490 Hz (default value)
prescalar = 4 ---> PWM frequency is 120 Hz
prescalar = 5 ---> PWM frequency is 30 Hz
prescalar = 6 ---> PWM frequency is <20 Hz
which is not sufficient for my application. … = 500; frequency < 3000; frequency = frequency + 1) {
float T = 1 / frequency * 1000000;
Serial.print("Frequency: ");
Serial.println(frequency);
Timer3.initialize(T);
Timer3.pwm(pinPWM …
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