When you want an interrupt on output compare, the timer count is compared to the value in OCR1A (or OCR1B). I don't understand how the two 16-bit registers are used. Seems like there should only be one. I need to have an interrupt call 16 msec after a particular event. Seems like I would just load …

Timer1 -- chanA and chanB -- solved

econjack March 29, 2014, 8:02pm 8

I'm sure you've read it, but section 16.11.8 on the TIMSK1 seems to me to be saying that you can use either A or B independent of one another.

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