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Thanks very much for the contribution. It's not something I've really explored much as I haven't needed it myself, and it can be difficult keeping up with the limited functionality this module offers currently. There was a request for it back in #62 though - maybe there is more demand? I hope you won't mind if I leave this for a bit until I've chance to read up on how it all works a bit more. |
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For me this implementation looks similar to the python implementation. There is some further explanation on how the pwm management on the raspberry pi kernel works. I would be glad to see this pull request merged 🎉. |
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+1 for merging :) |
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I added support for PWM signals.
It's a prerequisite to write the line: "dtoverlay=pwm-2chan" in the file /boot/config.txt to enable the PWM.
I tested it briefly in my Raspberry Pi 3 B, but if someone could do a deeper test, feel free to do that.
Any suggestion is welcome!