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 * @date        2025-05-15
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&par Example Description

The program to show how to configure the TMR1 peripheral to generate 6 Steps.
In this example, a software COM event is generated each 100 ms.

The TMR1 is configured in Timing Mode, each time a COM event occurs, a new TMR1
configuration will be set in advance.

A  =  Channel 1
A' =  Channel 1N
B  =  Channel 2
B' =  Channel 2N
C  =  Channel 3
C' =  Channel 3N

  - Step1
  - A  &  B'
  - Step2
  - B' &  C
  - Step3
  - C  &  A'
  - Step4
  - A' &  B
  - Step5
  - B  &  C'
  - Step6
  - C' &  A

Display TMR1 waveform by oscilloscope.

&par Hardware Description

  - using TMR1 Channel 1  (PA8) to output PWM
  - using TMR1 Channel 2  (PA9) to output PWM
  - using TMR1 Channel 3 (PA10) to output PWM
  - using TMR1 Channel 1N (PA7) to output PWM
  - using TMR1 Channel 2N (PB0) to output PWM
  - using TMR1 Channel 3N (PB1) to output PWM

&par Directory contents

  - TMR/TMR_6Steps/Source/apm32e030_int.c        Interrupt handlers
  - TMR/TMR_6Steps/Source/main.c                 Main program

&par Hardware and Software environment

  - This example runs on APM32E030 TINY Devices.
