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Hello,
On the Hercules product page PWM(ch) section its written TMS570LS3137 doesnt have any PWM. Does it mean this model of Hercules not able to generate PWM signals?
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Hello,
On the Hercules product page PWM(ch) section its written TMS570LS3137 doesnt have any PWM. Does it mean this model of Hercules not able to generate PWM signals?
Thanks
Hello again,
Thanks for the reply. What is the difference between ePWM and PWM in hercules in terms of advantages/disadvantages?
Best.
The HET module is a programmable coprocessor with its own instruction set (29 instructions). This is dedicated to timing functions and can be programmed to autonomously respond to input signals' period / duty-cycle changes and perform complex operations on the output PWM. There is an IDE that can help you become familiar with programming the HET. Download the IDE here:
For example, a PWM can be generated using the HET by setting up a counter (CNT instruction) and a compare threshold (ECMP, or equality compare instruction).
The ePWM module is a module dedicated to generating PWMs based on a counter and programmable threshold compare values. This is slightly easier to use and takes lesser time to become familiar with.
ePWM modules are incorporated in TMS570LS07x/09x/11x/12x and TMS570LC4357 MCUs. HET modules are incorporated in every TMS570 MCU.
Hope this helps.