Lecture

Timers and Counters: Architecture and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the definition and architecture of timers and counters in microcontrollers, focusing on their role in generating precise time bases and signals. It explains how timers work, their different clock sources, and the generation of interrupts and waveforms. The lecture also delves into practical applications such as generating sound, measuring rotational speed, and controlling stepper motors.

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