Description: Use Timer0A in PWM mode to generate a square wave of a given
period and duty cycle. Timer0A can use PF0 or PB6. PB6 is
used because PF0 is connected to SW2 on the Launchpad.
NOTE:
By default PB6 is connected to PD0 by a zero ohm R9, and PB7
is connected to PD1 by a zero ohm R10. These jumpers allow
the LM4F120 Launchpad to work with certain legacy Booster
Packs and can safely be removed. The following program
assumes that R9 and R10 have been removed or it is being used
as a module in a larger program that knows not to try to use
both PB6 and PD0 or PB7 and PD1 at the same time.
To Search:
File list (Check if you may need any files):
Timer0APWM_4F120\PLL.c
................\pll.crf
................\pll.d
................\PLL.h
................\pll.o
................\startup.d
................\startup.lst
................\startup.o
................\startup.s
................\Timer0APWM.axf
................\Timer0APWM.c
................\timer0apwm.crf
................\timer0apwm.d
................\Timer0APWM.h
................\Timer0APWM.htm
................\Timer0APWM.lnp
................\Timer0APWM.map
................\timer0apwm.o
................\Timer0APWM.plg
................\Timer0APWM.tra
................\Timer0APWM.uvgui.argHome
................\Timer0APWM.uvgui.Valvano
................\Timer0APWM.uvgui.ValvanoJonathan
................\Timer0APWM.uvgui_argHome.bak
................\Timer0APWM.uvgui_ValvanoJonathan.bak
................\Timer0APWM.uvopt
................\Timer0APWM.uvproj
................\timer0apwm.__i
................\Timer0APWMTestMain.c
................\timer0apwmtestmain.crf
................\timer0apwmtestmain.d
................\timer0apwmtestmain.o
................\timer0apwmtestmain.__i
................\Timer0APWM_Timer0APWM.dep
................\Timer0APWM_uvopt.bak
................\Timer0APWM_uvproj.bak
Timer0APWM_4F120
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