How Can I Generate a 2kHz PWM Control with PIC16F84?

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To generate a 2 kHz PWM signal with a PIC16F84, users can follow a tutorial that explains the fundamentals of PWM and provides coding instructions. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding PWM signals and includes practical coding examples. Additionally, it suggests utilizing online resources for further learning. The discussion encourages users to leverage Google for additional information and troubleshooting. Mastering this technique can enhance control applications using the PIC16F84 microcontroller.
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how can i generate a PWM control 2 kHz with PIC16F84
 
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The focus of this tutorial is to demonstrate a method of generating a PWM signal using a PIC 16F84. This tutorial will teach you what a PWM signal is and how to write code to generate a PWM signal using a PIC 16F84.

http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~kws23/tutorials/PWM/PWM.html

(note: google is your friend. Suggest you learn to use it)
 
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