Microsecond Delay Control in Programming

Introduction to WaitMicros

WaitMicros is a function used in programming environments like Microsoft MakeCode to pause the execution of a program for a specified number of micro-seconds. This function is particularly useful in scenarios where precise timing is crucial, such as in hardware control and signal generation.

Key Features:

• Precision Timing: Allows for delays in micro-seconds, enabling accurate control over hardware interactions.
• Simple Syntax: Easy to implement with a straightforward command: control.waitMicros(4).
• Use Cases: Ideal for sending precise signals, such as generating pulses in electronic circuits, ensuring clean transitions between states in digital outputs.

This function is not supported in the simulator, making it essential for real hardware applications.