The program uses SYSCLK and 16-bit PWM. 2) Calculate the value of PCA_start (within +/- 2 counts) that will result in: 2a. A period of 2 ms 2b. A period of 1 ms ? The answer of (2a) is ? The answer of (2b) is The program uses SYSCLK/4 and 16-bit PWM. 3) What is the maximum period (in miliseconds) obtainable given this configuration? ? The answer of (3) is ?. 43416 ?. 21298 C. 28672 D. 10238 ?. 47104 F. 37886 G. none of the above ?. 35.56 B. 2.96 C. 11.85 D. none of the above/below
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To calculate the value of PCA_start for a period of 2 ms, we need to consider the following formula: Period = (PCA_start + 1) * (PCA_clock_period) Given that the SYSCLK is used and the PWM is 16-bit, the PCA_clock_period can be calculated as Show more…
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