Hi everyone, I hope you'll forgive the newbishness, but in all honesty I'm
horribly new. :)  I've been programming and working with analog components
forever, but I just got my first PIC programmer about a week ago with a
small supply of 12F629's, and I'm getting my feet wet..  I've been
concentrating on learning assembly, but I've installed MikroC too.

So I've got a project where I need to replace a small sensor that outputs a
50Hz frequency with a PWM duty cycle of 30-70%.  I have designed the circuit
in analog components, but it would be cheaper and (I think) much easier to
do it with a PIC.  My problem is just finding some kind of information on
where to even begin.  I've found quite a few examples of PWM, obviously, but
the detail is the frequency.  Is it possible to specify (for lack of better
words) a specific frequency for the PIC to output?  Can the PIC (speficially
the 12F629) combine the frequency with PWM?

I figure this must either be really easy or really hard... If anyone can
help me out, I'd be in your debt. :)
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