Pulse Width Modulator (PWM) Controller
Dolphin Technology provides Pulse Width Modulator (PWM) IP which can easily modify the shape of the waveform during operation, ad…
Overview
Dolphin Technology provides Pulse Width Modulator (PWM) IP which can easily modify the shape of the waveform during operation, adjusting both the period and high time through an AMBA® APB slave interface. The PWM IP also incorporates all basic functions needed for standalone operation.
Key features
- Compliant with the following specifications:
- AMBA, Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) Specification Version 2.0
- AMBA, Advanced High-performance Bus (AHB) Specification Version 2.0
- AMBA, Advanced eXtensibale Bus (AXI) Specification Version 4.0
- AMBA, Advanced eXtensibale Lite Bus (AXI-Lite) Specification Version 4.0
DTI PWM Controller supports:
- Master only operation
- Slave only operation
- Master and slave operation
- Clock synchronization
- Programmable FIFO watermarks
- Interrupt interface
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