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--- lm_analog_pwm [2017/09/28 10:37] – wikiadmin
+++ lm_analog_pwm [2019/03/20 17:04] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-The Pulse Width Modulator node converts an analog input into a pulse where the ON/OFF ratio depends on the modulated value of the **Input** connector. The node computes the ratio of the **Input** value with the **Input Min.** property and the **Input Max.** property and applies it to the **Period** of the output pulse to determine the ON time.
+The Pulse Width Modulator node converts an analog input into a pulse where the ON/OFF ratio depends on the modulated value of the **Input** connector.\\
+The node computes the ratio of the **Input** value with the **Input Min.** property and the **Input Max.** property and applies it to the **Period** of the output pulse to determine the ON time.\\
+The ratio is calculated at every expiration of the **Period** and thus it considers the actual value of the **Input** connector in that moment.
-[{{ :diagram_pwm.png | Behaviour of Comparator }}]
+{{ :diagram_pwm.png | Behaviour of PWM }}
+<WRAP center 60%> <WRAP centeralign> Behaviour of PWM </WRAP>  </WRAP>