I am trying to understand how I can make a CMOS comparator that will be used for PWM.
I have a triangle wave that will pass through one input of the comparator.
The second input will be reference voltage. The width of the pulse will be smaller when the reference voltage is higher.
The closer the reference voltage is to the tip of the triangle wave the smaller it will be. I understand this concept of PWM.
I have a bunch of CD4007 IC's that I want to use to accomplish this.
Can anyone lend a hand in how I should approach doing this?
I have a triangle wave that will pass through one input of the comparator.
The second input will be reference voltage. The width of the pulse will be smaller when the reference voltage is higher.
The closer the reference voltage is to the tip of the triangle wave the smaller it will be. I understand this concept of PWM.
I have a bunch of CD4007 IC's that I want to use to accomplish this.
Can anyone lend a hand in how I should approach doing this?