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HI @tinkerbug I've modified the library to enable push-pull mode as in your question. Please reply if this is what you'd like? Anything else you need to have ? |
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Hi @tinkerbug The RP2040_PWM v1.7.0 has just been published to add the new Please don't hesitate to post issue or even discussion, to request enhancement, new features, etc Best Regards, Releases v1.7.0
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Is there a way to set the output of two PWM channels to have opposite polarity? The Pico hardware PWM library has a method pwm_set_output_polarity that allows you set one channel to always be off while the other is on and vice versa. I am looking to create an alternating current for wireless power transfer and need the two channels to be always opposite. I am hoping to use Arduino for compatibility with other libraries, though I tested the Pico option and it does work.
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