Hi all,
Currently, I have a microcontroller that puts out a 1000Hz signal but the low-pass filter I have built only converts PWM to analog for a PWM carrier frequency of about 10kHz. Is it possible to adjust the PWM frequency that will work for the filter? I'm using a 3rd order, op-amp LPF, shown in this link..
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Thanks. Joe
Increase the capacitors in the filter by a factor of ten to match the frequency you can produce, or lower the resolution of the PWM scheme so that you can run it at a repetition rate of 10kHz, or get a faster mocrocontroller that offers a higher clock frequency, or run the PWM process in a programmable chip which can be clocked more rapidly than the (crap) microcontroller that your instructor offered you.
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