Re: TPU3 PWM glitch?

Baruch Einziger <[email protected]>
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it's take time till the TPU microcode the recalclate the pwm counters. so you can't generate 0% or 100% PWM wihout glitch. Try the MIOS1.

"Schroeder, Steven A." <[email protected]> wrote:We are using a TPU3 channel in the MPC563 to generate a 4kHz PWM signal.  Updating the duty cycle is accomplished by simply writing a new PWMHI value and it operates very well.  Until now.  When the duty cycle first becomes 0% we write 0 to PWMHI.  The first cycle at 0% outputs a 550ns pulse; after that it stays low.

The problem is that the device being driven does not like narrow pulses such as this.  Has anyone seen this before?

Steve


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