adjusted 10 times per second. example:if PTBI reads 0.0frequency 10,001 Hz, if PTBI reads 0.5 frequency 5,001 H iPTBI reads = 1.0 ? frequency = 1 Hz An anemometer is used to measure wind speed. Assume that the anemometer that will be used operates by sending a series of pulses at a speed proportional to the speed of the wind will produce 20 pulses per second for each mph of wind speed. So, for example, if the wind speed is 12 mph, then the anemometer will produce 240 pulses per second. You are to write a program that will react to the pulses coming from the anemometer to provide a display of the wind speed in mph updated once per second. Output should be on the default serial console (e.g. "Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX)"). The anemometer pulses will be attached via pin PTA 13 and should be used to trigger one or more interrupts, as appropriate, to count the number of pulses per second. 2. . In particular, it Hint: One common approach to this situation is to have the input pulses trigger an interrupt to increment a counter along with a timer to check the pulse count once per second. A second common approach is to use a timer along with an interrupt to measure the period between each subsequent pulse and calculate the frequency from the period. Either method is acceptable. Other acceptable methods are possible. 3. Assume that you are using the Analog-to-Digital (A/D) converter built into the Freedom KL46Z to urot in a 24,volt electric wheelchair. The 24V system consists of two 12V adjusted 10 times per second. example:if PTBI reads 0.0frequency 10,001 Hz, if PTBI reads 0.5 frequency 5,001 H iPTBI reads = 1.0 ? frequency = 1 Hz An anemometer is used to measure wind speed. Assume that the anemometer that will be used operates by sending a series of pulses at a speed proportional to the speed of the wind will produce 20 pulses per second for each mph of wind speed. So, for example, if the wind speed is 12 mph, then the anemometer will produce 240 pulses per second. You are to write a program that will react to the pulses coming from the anemometer to provide a display of the wind speed in mph updated once per second. Output should be on the default serial console (e.g. "Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX)"). The anemometer pulses will be attached via pin PTA 13 and should be used to trigger one or more interrupts, as appropriate, to count the number of pulses per second. 2. . In particular, it Hint: One common approach to this situation is to have the input pulses trigger an interrupt to increment a counter along with a timer to check the pulse count once per second. A second common approach is to use a timer along with an interrupt to measure the period between each subsequent pulse and calculate the frequency from the period. Either method is acceptable. Other acceptable methods are possible. 3. Assume that you are using the Analog-to-Digital (A/D) converter built into the Freedom KL46Z to urot in a 24,volt electric wheelchair. The 24V system consists of two 12V