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We continue with Team A for the Analog Output and PWM learning, it's fun and efficient learning this week, thanks to a student's spontaneous support, we have a digital oscilloscope with us, and we all together observe how the signals are changed in the good visualization. Oh, we also have a student actively trying his own ideas to generate PWM by hand-made method, using digitalWrite() with controlled time delay between HIGH and LOW, instead of analogWrite().
The tutor is preparing for the session
The notes on the whiteboard after class
The students are measuring PWM using oscilloscope
A student finishes building the HW wiring and start programming
A student is testing the program on board
A student is trying his self-made PWM signal using digitalWrite() only
The oscilloscope DS100 we used in the learning (the product's official site)