PWM synchronization

I need two 50Hz signals with 120us idle period when both signals are down. How to ensure that period? Based on other inputs I will extend or shorten DutyCycle, but again, how to achieve that both signal will stay synced and won't overlap their ON parts?

My idea is to create one 100Hz PWM and using an external T flip-flop to split even and odd peaks. Can it be done without external circuit?

I would not rely upon using the Netduino on it's own to generate two PWM signals which were very closely synchronised.  My reasoning is that because the microframework is interpreted and the GC my run at almost anytime then you cannot guarantee getting the two PWM sources started at the same (or nearly the same) time.

Regards,

Mark

Could you draw an image of what kind of PWMs you are looking for ?

Thank you for answers, I found nice chip AtTiny25 which will do required job easily for me at ~1$. I hope I will make basics of C lang.

Thank you for answers, I found nice chip AtTiny25 which will do required job easily for me at ~1$. I hope I will make basics of C lang.

You're creating software PWM ?

I need only two 50Hz signals, I think it should be doable with 10MHz chip, shouldn't be? I'm new to such small controllers and many things work differently than on Windows OS. But six instructions (set HIGH, set LOW, MEASURE - 2x) isn't big deal, is it? What should I be aware of? Interrupts can be disabled.