Thread: Measuring a Pulse Width
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Re: Measuring a Pulse Width
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Originally Posted by MikeDubreuil
The signal does start at 0Vdc and runs up to 5Vdc. I verified that using the scope.
OK, I'm not following. What is the 2.5vdc offset you are speaking of?