Generate PWM signals in in FPGA, Vivado and Verilog – FPGA and Digital System Tutorials

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– In this FPGA tutorial, we explain how to generate Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signals in Verilog and Vivado. We explain how to precisely control the frequency and pulse width of PWM signals. For that purpose, we will use a hardware clock. PWM signals are used for controlling motors, actuators, and other mechatronics devices. Consequently, it is of paramount importance to learn how to generate PWM signals.

– In this tutorial, we are using Nexys A7 100T FPGA. This is a very popular FPGA that is often used in electrical and computer engineering programs in the US and Europe. However, everything explained in this tutorial can easily be used in the case of other FPGAs.