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We assume that your microcontroller is clocked at 10 MHz and has a 16-bit free-running counter. The sprinkler controller system controls two different zones by turning the sprinklers within each zone on and off. To turn on the sprinklers in a zone, the controller needs to receive a 152.589 Hz PWM signal from its microcontroller. To turn off the sprinklers in the same zone, the controller needs to receive the PWM signal with a different duty cycle.
B.- After 15 min, your microcontroller must send the PWM signal with a 15% duty cycle of 10 ms to turn off the sprinklers in zone one.
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