Re: What is PWM input with very high resolution?
- From: Ico <usenet@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 May 2008 18:06:58 GMT
jani <a.naseem@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If someone says they are trying to read PWM input with very high
resolution(2 ^ 30), I think they meant 2 ^ -30. What does very high
resolution mean here? They are trying to read low frequency high
resolution signal, what does that mean? I know what PWM signal is and what
low frequency is, but please explain high resolution? Maybe provide an
exmaple?
Could it be they simply mean the number of bits used for the data
acquisition ?
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