Struct esp_idf_svc::hal::ledc::LEDC

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pub struct LEDC {
    pub timer0: TIMER0,
    pub timer1: TIMER1,
    pub timer2: TIMER2,
    pub timer3: TIMER3,
    pub channel0: CHANNEL0,
    pub channel1: CHANNEL1,
    pub channel2: CHANNEL2,
    pub channel3: CHANNEL3,
    pub channel4: CHANNEL4,
    pub channel5: CHANNEL5,
}
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The LED Control device peripheral

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§timer0: TIMER0§timer1: TIMER1§timer2: TIMER2§timer3: TIMER3§channel0: CHANNEL0§channel1: CHANNEL1§channel2: CHANNEL2§channel3: CHANNEL3§channel4: CHANNEL4§channel5: CHANNEL5

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impl LEDC

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pub unsafe fn new() -> LEDC

Creates a new instance of the LEDC peripheral. Typically one wants to use the instance ledc from the device peripherals obtained via peripherals::Peripherals::take().

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It is safe to instantiate the LEDC peripheral exactly one time. Care has to be taken that this has not already been done elsewhere.

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impl Freeze for LEDC

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impl RefUnwindSafe for LEDC

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impl Send for LEDC

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impl !Sync for LEDC

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impl Unpin for LEDC

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impl UnwindSafe for LEDC

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