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    UIFLOW Measure input pulse

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      PhilG1300
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      Hello,
      I have been using Arduino for a while but have recently been trying UIFlow.
      Is there a way to measure the width of an input pulse on a GPIO input, similar to the Arduino pulsein() function?
      Regards
      Phil.

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        m5stack @PhilG1300
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        @philg1300 UIflow don't have function the measure the width of an input pulse yet

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          lukasmaximus
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          @PhilG1300 the latest Uiflow firmware 1.5.0 is based on micropython v1.12 which introduced a new feature called RMT, https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/library/esp32.html#rmt it supposedly can generate and receive pulses as low as 12.5ns, I haven't experimented much with this library, but it may serve your purpose. To use those micropython commands you could just paste them into an execute block in your code

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