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Is there any PWM chip that can adjust the phase? [Copy link]

My requirement is to have two PWM pulses with the same period but different pulse widths. They have a front-to-back relationship when working, with A in front and B in the back, and the interval can be adjusted. The frequency can be adjusted from 120K to 10K. Currently, I use a single-chip microcomputer to use two timers to output PWM, and use one timer to control the interval, but the interval is 5 microseconds to 30 microseconds with an accuracy of 5 microseconds, which is very inconvenient (not very accurate). Does anyone have a better solution or any advanced timing chip available?

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If it is done with CPLD or FPGA, it will be completely accurate if ns-level transmission delay can be tolerated.   Details Published on 2022-10-20 15:06
 
 

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I remember TI's C2000 series has such a chip

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Thank you, do all motor control products have this function?  Details Published on 2022-10-18 11:20
 
 
 

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IC Crawler published on 2022-10-18 09:45 I remember that TI's C2000 series has such a chip

Thank you, do all motor control products have this function?

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Servo motor control solutions seem to have this  Details Published on 2022-10-18 11:30
 
 
 

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bigbat posted on 2022-10-18 11:20 Thank you, do all motor control products have this function?

Servo motor control solutions seem to have this

 
 
 

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If it is done with CPLD or FPGA, it will be completely accurate if ns-level transmission delay can be tolerated.

 
 
 

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