1 void ConfigPWMChannel (TIM.TypeDef const * const timer const uint8_t pwmMode, const uint8-t pwmChannel); 3 With the following description TIM_TypeDef Structure for all registers that are assigned to a timer. pwmMode contains the specific number of the selected PWM mode. pwmChannel contains the specific number of the selected channel. a) First, only enter the commands that check whether the transferred parameter Timer corresponds to Timers 2 or 1. If this is not the case, a suitable standard value should be used. b) Now enter the required commands so that the corresponding mode is set correctly. Implement the case for Channel 1

1 void ConfigPWMChannel (TIM.TypeDef const * const timer const uint8_t pwmMode, const uint8-t pwmChannel); 3 With the following description TIM_TypeDef Structure for all registers that are assigned to a timer. pwmMode contains the specific number of the selected PWM mode. pwmChannel contains the specific number of the selected channel. a) First, only enter the commands that check whether the transferred parameter Timer corresponds to Timers 2 or 1. If this is not the case, a suitable standard value should be used. b) Now enter the required commands so that the corresponding mode is set correctly. Implement the case for Channel 1

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Description: An existing timer library is to be added. The following functional prototype is given.1void ConfigPWMChannel (TIM_TypeDef const * const timer,const uint8_t pwmMode,const uint8_t pwmChannel);23With the following descriptionTIM_TypeDef Structure for a

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