I'm attempting to configure the bit registers for Timer 2 so that pins 3 (and 11) produce a PWM signal that is >5 MHz. I already have a good understanding of what I have to do from reading these two websites:
-Change prescale factor to lowest setting possible (1)
-Change the timer top limit OCR2A (to maybe around 9)
-Toggle OCR2A on Compare Match
-Set ORC2B (around 4)
This would theoretically give an output frequency of: 84 MHz/ 1 / (9+1) = 8.4 MHz with a duty cycle of: (4+1) / (9+1) = 50%
I have even begun to figure out the syntax for setting these bits and most of it makes sense.
The main issue: What is the code that actually goes into my void setup() function to make this happen?
When I tried copying some of the code from the first website listed, I get a compile error saying "'TCCR2A' was not declared in this scope. I'm not void of all programming knowledge, so I know there must be some library or include# command that I need at the beginning of my code to properly reference these bit registers but I haven't found any information after searching online for some hours.
Any help would be much appreciated.