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Original post: AVR DDS signal generator V2.0 Tag: Signal generator

No I’m not going to talk about a relationship. Instead, I want to bring to you attention the AVR DDS signal 2.0. Scienceprog.com has an article on it which links to the AVR DDS V1.0 generator as well. The AVR DDS 2.0 “is a firmware based DDS signal generator which uses slightly modified Jesper’s DDS algorithm adapted to AVR-GCC C program as in-line ASM.

an article on it which links to the AVR DDS V1.0 generator as well. The AVR DDS 2.0 “is a firmware based DDS signal generator which uses slightly modified Jesper’s DDS algorithm adapted to AVR-GCC C program as in-line ASM.

purposes as well. High speed (HS) signal is direct output from Atmega16 OC1A(PD5) pin. DDS output is used for all other signals that are generated via R2R resistor network and is adjusted via LM358N offset and amplitude regulating circuits.” Quelle: www.scienceprog.com/avr-dds-signal-generator-v20

to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn’t break the bank. [via] AVR DDS signal generator - [Link]

This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn't break the bank. - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article] Written by Marc de Vinck | Source: http://blog.makezine.com/ on March 11th, 2008 with comments disabled. Read more articles on DIY Projects.

This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn't break the bank. - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article] Written by Marc de Vinck | Source: http://blog.makezine.com/ on March 11th, 2008 with comments disabled. Read more articles on DIY Projects.

This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn't break the bank. - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn't break the bank. - Link [Read this article] [Comment on this article]

This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn't break the bank. - Link