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@saraali-lFpPyw • Dec 12, 2011
@anthony-jarmie-Gl9Bur • Dec 13, 2011
I use a 555 to gen pwm signals over 200KHZ. Unless yours is a lot higher it shouldn't be a problem. Since the software is open source, I'd just get a copy and modify it for a pwm output. As a suggest,u could use a rtl model to construct the PWM circuit,it's quite simple as you use the 74series circuit,in my view, maybe nobody will take a look to check out the circuit. I have download the flowcode v4 and run the example, but when it connects to oscilicope, the waveform always change in the same period time.saraalipllz reply i am wait
@saraali-lFpPyw • Dec 13, 2011
@thebigk • Dec 13, 2011
I've merged your threads. You might find Anthony's reply useful. What's your take on it?-saraalihi ,
i need (pcm) circuit
Anthony JarmieI use a 555 to gen pwm signals over 200KHZ. Unless yours is a lot higher it shouldn't be a problem. Since the software is open source, I'd just get a copy and modify it for a pwm output. As a suggest,u could use a rtl model to construct the PWM circuit,it's quite simple as you use the 74series circuit,in my view, maybe nobody will take a look to check out the circuit. I have download the flowcode v4 and run the example, but when it connects to oscilicope, the waveform always change in the same period time.
Regards,
Anthony
@saraali-lFpPyw • Dec 13, 2011
@pavansbv-JfKq8V • Dec 21, 2011
