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Engineering, 09.10.2019 20:30 stanleyt

Let tpwm be 1 second. a) if tpwm is divided into 500 intervals, what is the length of each interval? b) if tpwm is divided into 500 intervals, what is the duty cycle resolution? c) say that vtrue is 4 v and vfalse is 0 v. if tpwm is divided into 10 intervals, and the desired output voltage is 2 v, how close can you get using pwm? d) say that vtrue is 4 v and vfalse is 0 v. if tpwm is divided into 10 intervals, and the desired output voltage is 3.25 v, how close can you get using pwm? e) say that you are given some tpwm and some number of intervals n to specify ton. if tpwm doubles, what happens to the size of the smallest possible ton? what happens to the duty cycle resolution?

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