the circuit ::
basically we have something here that resembles to a PWM but the circuit has several shortcomings
--- the 0 to 100 % PWM is achievable either by designing the delay-/shift- timer to enable very narrow delays or pre-scaling it's start by it's time minimum constant -- adds complexity and degrades the accuracy and/or reliability
A different approach -- using a simplified setup -- and more complex special situation handling ::
[Eop]
basically we have something here that resembles to a PWM but the circuit has several shortcomings
- a bad selection of control voltage ranges that won't allow us to get intended PWM/delay control
- while the clock generator is about independent of the supply voltage then other timers are not
- the operation relies on successful fast cascaded triggering of the timers -- this might set a speed limits or other wise complicate the circuit
--- the 0 to 100 % PWM is achievable either by designing the delay-/shift- timer to enable very narrow delays or pre-scaling it's start by it's time minimum constant -- adds complexity and degrades the accuracy and/or reliability
A different approach -- using a simplified setup -- and more complex special situation handling ::
[Eop]
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