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03-03-2019 #26
It would be instructive to measure on that same point with your meter set to AC rather than DC whilst inputting s240, s500, s1000 etc. and see what you get: if there's a decent (a volt or two) AC level there at s1000 then it's a PWM output, if not then as Doddy says it will have been converted into DC. A DC meter will average out a PWM signal and give a reading corresponding to the duty cycle:
The AC level will be zero at 0% and 100% duty cycle, but doesn't vary so much in the middle range.Last edited by Voicecoil; 03-03-2019 at 11:12 AM.
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