ss_reddy23
Newbie level 5
If there are two inputs given like ON and OFF given which states the time the pulse is on and off respectively . How to calculate duty_in? Example ON=4 and OFF =4
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Duty Cycle of PWM
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stenzer
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Hi,
if by "two given inputs" are the signal values of a SINGLE input signal are meant, than the duty cycle can be determined by
D = \[\frac{{t}_{ON}}{{t}_{ON}+ {t}_{OFF}}\].
Which leads to a duty cycle of 0.5 or 50 % for your example.
BR
if by "two given inputs" are the signal values of a SINGLE input signal are meant, than the duty cycle can be determined by
D = \[\frac{{t}_{ON}}{{t}_{ON}+ {t}_{OFF}}\].
Which leads to a duty cycle of 0.5 or 50 % for your example.
BR
This appears an awful lot like a follow-on to the thread by you on the same topic from this thread:
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/ho...ith-variable-duty-cycles.395124/#post-1696091
If it is related to that thread you should have posted the follow-on question there. Instead of creating another thread.
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/ho...ith-variable-duty-cycles.395124/#post-1696091
If it is related to that thread you should have posted the follow-on question there. Instead of creating another thread.