Flowcode 8 Vlog 7: Programming chipKIT uC32 with PWM
|This is the second in a series which shows how to use Flowcode to program commonly-found hardware. In our last blog post, we discussed using the PICkit3 with Flowcode 8 to target almost any PIC microcontroller. Today, we discuss targeting the chipKIT uC32. This is a PCB housing a PIC microcontroller, designed to mimic the Arduino form-factor and work with Arduino peripherals. As such, it’s a very popular piece of hardware among enthusiasts.
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In this video, Ben and Daniel show how easy it is to program the chipKIT uC32 using Flowcode 8, and how to achieve PWM (pulse-width modulation): a technique which allows us to mimic the behaviour of an analog signal even when limited by digital pins.
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