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CC3200

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    Guru 21435 points
    What have you done to debug this problem? Where in your code have you identified issues?

    You may also want to look at this thread for some PWM code - e2e.ti.com/.../394276

    Also, using a delay like MAP_UtilsDelay() is not the best way to implement some sort of timer based solution. I'd recommend looking into other methods, here are a few ideas.

    1) Use the Timer peripheral
    2) If using TI-RTOS, it is very easy to use a Timer with the Clock module
    3) You could also use the RTC (Real Time Clock) in the CC3200, and loop while checking to see if it has passed the requisite time. You can see how to use the RTC in my code examples on github, check out this repository, which has a library for this - github.com/.../startproject_cc3200_ti-rtos

    Glenn.
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    HI Smith,

    Seems you deleted your first post. Now it looks like Glenn is answering to an empty post.

    - kel
  • 0 in reply to Markel Robregado
    Guru 21435 points
    Hi Kel,

    Yes, that is what happened, it is a shame, as others may have similar issues and need an answer to it. So not sure why you would delete.

    The person was kind enough to mark my response as the answer :-)

    Glenn.