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The PWM module on atsam4 is a bit confusing as it has High and Low output pins. I believe these are intentioned for motor controllers as they are inverted pairs.
Effectively there are 4 PWM channels for both atsam4e and atsam4s.
Clock configuration is also a bit confusing.
There are 4 channels, but only 2 fully customizable clocks (see CLKA and CLKB). These clocks can be used on multiple channels (as well as a bunch of peripheral clock divisions). See 39.6.1 (either atsam4s or atsam4e) for more details.
The PWM module on atsam4 is a bit confusing as it has High and Low output pins. I believe these are intentioned for motor controllers as they are inverted pairs.
Effectively there are 4 PWM channels for both atsam4e and atsam4s.
Clock configuration is also a bit confusing.
There are 4 channels, but only 2 fully customizable clocks (see CLKA and CLKB). These clocks can be used on multiple channels (as well as a bunch of peripheral clock divisions). See 39.6.1 (either atsam4s or atsam4e) for more details.
https://docs.rs/embedded-hal/0.2.4/embedded_hal/trait.Pwm.html
https://docs.rs/embedded-hal/0.2.4/embedded_hal/trait.PwmPin.html
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