First version. Demo of PWM setup and speaker operation. Fine grain control of the PWM parameters is an advantage Mbed has over the Arduino environment.
main.cpp
- Committer:
- CSTritt
- Date:
- 2021-10-05
- Revision:
- 109:86a37f0a397f
- Parent:
- 108:eee3167b25b4
- Child:
- 110:e80444a6fe3a
File content as of revision 109:86a37f0a397f:
/* Project: Binary Counter Improved (while loop) Version File: main.cpp Displays 8-bit binary count on bar graph display. This version uses a while loop which provides a much better starting point for an Up/Down counter. Error in pow function use corrected in v. 1.0. Note: I tried to use count for the loop counter but this resulted in an ambiguous name error. Written by: Dr. C. S. Tritt Created: 9/27/21 (v. 1.0) */ #include "mbed.h" DigitalIn uB(USER_BUTTON); // Button is active low (up = 1, down = 0). const int bits = 4; // Number of bits to use. const int c_max = pow(2, bits) - 1; // Maximum count. pow is type double. const int sleepTime = 100; // Sleep time in milliseconds. int myCount = 0; // Count to be displayed. Loop counter. BusOut barGraph(D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9); // The display. int main() { // Test the wiring. ThisThread::sleep_for(400); // For 0.4 seconds. barGraph = 0b01010101; // Odd bars on (binary). ThisThread::sleep_for(400); // Test even bars for 0.4 seconds. barGraph = 0b10101010; // Even bars on (binary). ThisThread::sleep_for(400); // Test even bars for 0.4 seconds. barGraph = 0xFF; // All bars on. Hex. ThisThread::sleep_for(400); // For 0.4 seconds. barGraph = myCount; // Initialize the display to myCount. // Enter main loop. while(true) { while (myCount >= 0 && myCount <= c_max) { barGraph = myCount; // Set display to myCount. ThisThread::sleep_for(sleepTime); // Display value for 0.1 seconds. myCount++; } myCount = 0; } }