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How Does PWM Work In Microcontrollers And Embedded Systems? Have you ever wondered how digital systems control analog devices with precision? In this informative video, we'll explain how Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) works in microcontrollers and embedded systems. We'll start by describing the fundamental concept of PWM and how it allows digital signals to simulate varying voltage levels. You'll learn how hardware timers and counters are used to generate PWM signals, and how adjusting the duty cycle can control the power delivered to different devices. We’ll also discuss how the frequency of the PWM signal influences device operation and why the duty cycle is essential for applications like motor speed control, LED dimming, and servo positioning. Additionally, we’ll explore more advanced techniques such as Sinusoidal PWM, which is used to produce smoother waveforms in motor drives and power inverters, reducing harmonic distortion. Whether you're interested in designing efficient power regulation systems or understanding how embedded controllers manage multiple peripherals, this video provides clear explanations and practical insights. Join us to deepen your understanding of PWM technology and its vital role in modern electronics. Don’t forget to subscribe for more tutorials and insights on electrical engineering and embedded systems.

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