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Describe the bug
Noctua PWM fans typically require a target frequency of 25kHz. Regardless of the PWM frequency specified, the maximum frequency is 5.367 kHz as measured with an oscilloscope. Testing done using a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB), PWM0 (GPIO12) and PWM1 (GPIO13) octoprint (3).log
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Octoprint settings -> Enclosure Plugin
Click on "Add Outputs"
Output type: PWM
I/O number: 13
Start with Server
PWM frequency: 25000
Default duty cycle: 50
Save settings and reboot system
Attach scope probe to header pins 33 (PWM1) and 34 (ground) and observe results.
Expected behavior
A stable 25kHz square wave with a 50% duty cycle should be observable on the scope.
Additional context
See attached log. Note: hardwarePWM does provide expected results.
Describe the bug
Noctua PWM fans typically require a target frequency of 25kHz. Regardless of the PWM frequency specified, the maximum frequency is 5.367 kHz as measured with an oscilloscope. Testing done using a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB), PWM0 (GPIO12) and PWM1 (GPIO13)
octoprint (3).log
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
A stable 25kHz square wave with a 50% duty cycle should be observable on the scope.
Additional context
See attached log. Note: hardwarePWM does provide expected results.