Hello aniket.bagade@external.hella.com,
Before answering your questions, just two clarifications:
1. Firstly, the PWM signals will not be generated unless you check the 'Start PWM signals generation immediately after initialization', like in the following image attached. This option is used in the Motor Control Application in order to start the signals at a certain moment at run time. Checking this, the signals are generated when the PWM is initialized. If you need to start later during execution, you need to use the 'FTM_PWM_Disable_Enable' Block.

2. Secondly, the inputs of the blocks represents the duty cycle of the signals, and must be provided as floats, values between 0.0 and 1.0, representing 0% duty cycle and 100% duty cycle.
Now, as far as i understand,your problem is related with FreeMaster. I have attached a similar example that uses the sine block to generate a sinus and to provide that values to the PWM block. I declared the variable A as single data type and volatile, to be easier to find in the FreeMaster. You can see the scope attached.


Hope this helps,
Marius