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It will change both outputs,As long as bothyou don't use the samePWM (singlei.e. analogWrite) timeron pin 9, any changes made to timer1 won't affect pin 9.

But you can use code to convert a 8-bit PWM value to a 16-bit value by simply multiplying the 8-bit value by 256.

It will change both outputs, as both use the same (single) timer.

But you can use code to convert a 8-bit PWM value to a 16-bit value by simply multiplying the 8-bit value by 256.

It will change both outputs, as both use the same (single) timer.

But you can use code to convert a 8-bit PWM value to a 16-bit value by simply multiplying the 8-bit value by 256.

As long as you don't use PWM (i.e. analogWrite) on pin 9, any changes made to timer1 won't affect pin 9.

It will change both outputs, as both use the same (single) timer.

But you can use code to convert a 8-bit PWM value to a 16-bit value by simply multiplying the 8-bit value by 256.

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It will change both outputs, as both use the same (single) timer.

But you can use code to convert a 8-bit PWM value to a 16-bit value by simply multiplying the 8-bit value by 256.