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-The STM32F429ZI offers several general purpouse timers. Timer 2 and 5 are 32 bit timers, while timer 3 and 4 are 16 bit timers. They may be used for measuring time (basic timer), measuring input pulse length (input capturing) or generating waveforms (output compare / PWM). The timers are fully independent and can be synchronized together. \\ \\+The STM32F429ZI offers several general purpose timers. Timer 2 and 5 are 32 bit timers, while timer 3 and 4 are 16 bit timers. They may be used for measuring time (basic timer), measuring input pulse length (input capturing) or generating waveforms (output compare / PWM). The timers are fully independent and can be synchronized together. \\ \\
  
 ===== Features ===== ===== Features =====
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 These functions are available: These functions are available:
   * The [[timer_base|basic timer]] function governs the core timer itself, eg. counting mode, reload-values, etc.   * The [[timer_base|basic timer]] function governs the core timer itself, eg. counting mode, reload-values, etc.
-  * The [[timer_clock|clock source]] function controls the source of the clock signal, eg. internal clock source, external trigger, etc. +  * The [[timer_clock|clock source]] controls the clock signal, eg. internal clock source, external trigger, etc. 
-  * The [[timer_output|Output]] function is used for generating PWM signals.+  * The [[timer_compare|compare]] function is used for generating PWM signals. 
 +  * The capture function is used for capturing input signals.
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