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PIC18F2550 and Timer1 interrupt

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Author: Konstantin Metodiev

Last Updated: 2017-02-21

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Category: Motor Control

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PIC18F2550 controlling 2+ servo motors. The width modulated pulses are generated by means of Timer1 internal interrupt. Duty cycle might be adjusted as desired. The frequency is fixed, 50 Hz. The project includes also a Proteus simulation.

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