PWMlähtöjä
PWMlähtöjä, or Pulse Width Modulation outputs, are a common feature in electronic devices, particularly microcontrollers. PWM is a technique used to control the amount of power delivered to a device by rapidly switching a digital signal on and off. The duration of the "on" time, relative to the total period of the signal, is called the duty cycle. By varying this duty cycle, the average voltage supplied to a device can be effectively controlled, simulating an analog output.
This capability makes PWMlähtöjä ideal for a wide range of applications. For instance, they are frequently
The implementation of PWMlähtöjä typically involves dedicated hardware timers within a microcontroller. These timers can be