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Hi! I am having isues regarding hal function for setting the pwm duty cycle. I am using stm32f401cd. __HAL_TIM_SET_COMPARE is not setting the value.

BELMA.1
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I don't have a scope but i can measure from multimeter, if it is there. I am guessing there is a bug or I am doing something wrong. I think software focuses on Pulse value and does not recognize __HAL_TIM_SET_COMPARE command. I uploaded the code. Anyone have an idea?

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BELMA.1
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Hello!

Thank you for answering. I think when i was configuring adc I opted for dma and in priority tab section of dma I chose medium priority, that's why it interfered with timers( timers start to malfunctioning) - this what i think happened. Probably this is on my part. I don't know about interrupt routines and about NVIC very well. I am still learning. I remade the project in CubeIDE this time I didn't touch priority setting left everything as default. This time it did work.

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FBL
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Hello @Bektöre ELMALI​ ,

What do you mean "software focuses on Pulse value and does not recognize __HAL_TIM_SET_COMPARE command." Have you tried an example of Cube Firmware?

I suggest taking a look at this example.

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BELMA.1
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Hello!

Thank you for answering. I think when i was configuring adc I opted for dma and in priority tab section of dma I chose medium priority, that's why it interfered with timers( timers start to malfunctioning) - this what i think happened. Probably this is on my part. I don't know about interrupt routines and about NVIC very well. I am still learning. I remade the project in CubeIDE this time I didn't touch priority setting left everything as default. This time it did work.