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Implement phase shifted PWM #4034
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Use the phase-locked soft PWM from the Arduino core to implement the same PWM phase management as ESP32s are using. The soft PWM code is vendored in, as it was previously, to add the NMI workaround from Aircoookie#4035. Completes Aircoookie#4034
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Use the phase-locked soft PWM from the Arduino core to implement the same PWM phase management as ESP32s are using. The soft PWM code is vendored in, as it was previously, to add the NMI workaround from Aircoookie#4035. Completes Aircoookie#4034
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Use the phase-locked soft PWM from the Arduino core to implement the same PWM phase management as ESP32s are using. The soft PWM code is vendored in, as it was previously, to add the NMI workaround from Aircoookie#4035. Completes Aircoookie#4034
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Implement phase shifted PWM outputs to lower the demand on PSU and/or allow 2-channel polarity changed LED strips to function properly.
The discussion about (issues with) PWM started in #3962 as a result of crashes within PWM handling code.
Requested participants: @softhack007 @willmmiles @jw2013 @tablatronix and (optional) @Jason2866
Please follow up here from #3962 (comment)
References:
https://www.hackster.io/daniel232/esp32-generate-two-180-phase-shifted-pwms-c1010f
"On ESP8266, there is a hidden, but officially supported solution for PS-PWM" by @jw2013
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