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PWM with Raspberry Pi4 LED Brightness Control (Pulse Width Modulation) 

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In this lesson, we'll explore Pulse Width Modulation(PWM) with Raspberry Pi4. It's very powerful feature which will let us control the duty cycle of clock which in result can be use to control the brightness of an LED. The PWM signal generated in this lesson uses Software PWM feature of Raspberry Pi4. The process of generating Software PWM is easy as compared to Hardware PWM. The Raspberry Pi4 has two hardware PWM Channels PWM0 & PWM1, available on GPIO12, GPIO18, GPIO13, GPIO19 Pins.
PWM Pins on Raspberry Pi are shared with audio subsystem, so we can have either PWM output or Audio output. In the next lesson, we’ll generate PWM Signal on GPIO Pin of Raspberry Pi. We’ll use GPIO21 Pin to change brightness of LED. We’ll generate varying duty cycle, which in result control the brightness of an LED.

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@bhartibhagat3168
@bhartibhagat3168 3 года назад
Really helpful😇😇
@BaradaGuitars
@BaradaGuitars Год назад
I got an Ultra-HD PLH3D-XT-50 with it’s controller and my CNC controller is a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, How can I connect the laser controller to the Pi board to which pins should the laser controller wires from be connected ? I know on the they should be connected to the PWM but i don’t know to which pins and how to Programm it
@jfdd43
@jfdd43 3 года назад
Why was the frequency at 500? That was kind of glossed over
@ashwinkumarnarasimhan4604
@ashwinkumarnarasimhan4604 4 года назад
Hello.. Thanks for the videos, it is really amazing and wonderful. Can you please put a video on how to control current at 4-50mA with PWM using arduino or raspberriPi.... Since I need this for a small project work, it will be great if you can upload a video on this. Thankyou Binary Updates.
@yugeshkc9026
@yugeshkc9026 4 года назад
How can we control the light brightness when the LED is connected to a battery for a power supply. I will be thankful for your help
@BINARYUPDATES
@BINARYUPDATES 4 года назад
Hi Yugesh, there are several ways you can achieve this. One way is to use TRIAC but i belive it still need some kind of microcontroller to drive LED brightness control.
@fireracerworkshop8251
@fireracerworkshop8251 4 года назад
You can use a simple bjt or a logic level mosfet with a pull down resistor. Triac is for the alternating current.
@fireracerworkshop8251
@fireracerworkshop8251 4 года назад
@@BINARYUPDATES he can also use a simple 555timer in astable mode to control brightness of led via PWM. A potentiometer can be added to 555 toner to make the duty cycle variable and a mosfet can be attached to the ouptup of the 555timer to drive bigger PWM loads
@Soljarag5
@Soljarag5 3 года назад
Hello, why do you use 500 for the frequency? I can't figure out what that value effects
@RishavChatterjee
@RishavChatterjee 3 года назад
what is the unit of that brightness of 0, and 101 ??
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