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library vs nrf_driver

I'm developing for a custom board with an nrf52832. For one of my first tasks, I activated an on-board buzzer using the nrf_pwm driver. Then I stumbled across the low power PWM library. My question is, what kind of requirements does using the library put on my application. E.g. will I need to periodically call a scheduling function? Relatedly, I'm having trouble finding "Developer's Guide" style documentation. I've been using the data sheet and the SDK documentation - I would be thankful for other suggestions. Thanks.

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  • Hi

    Just want to make things clear for myself before dealing either the pwm library or the driver. Is there any power consumption difference? From the look of the examples, PWM library sounds easier to understand and work with. I would appreciate if someone could give a summary on when to use and NOT to use the library and driver.

    Thanks in advance

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  • Hi

    Just want to make things clear for myself before dealing either the pwm library or the driver. Is there any power consumption difference? From the look of the examples, PWM library sounds easier to understand and work with. I would appreciate if someone could give a summary on when to use and NOT to use the library and driver.

    Thanks in advance

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