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the DIY function generator using an Arduino. Contribute to eimparas/Arduino-Function-Generator development by creating an account on GitHub.

A function / signal generator based on the AD9833 function generator chip. It uses an LCD OLED screen to display a waveform menu and output frequency, and has 5 input buttons (up, down, left, right, ...

Anyone searching for a function generator may be interested in a new DIY Arduino project which details how you can make your very own. “A function generator is a very useful tool, especially ...

After setting up the desired function, frequency, amplitude etc., you press OUT again and the signal is generated and output. This is in contrast with my all-analogue benchtop function generator which ...

Code for the Pulsar DDS Function Generator using ATMega328, including several improvements to the functionality and display.

When working with test equipment such as oscilloscopes and function generators, it can be useful to take a screen capture. Historically this was done with Polaroid cameras that were bolted in ...

XR2206 Function Generator Kit improvement With some modifications we can improve this kit a lot. Improve the XR2206 Function Generator Kit Recently a review of a low-cost function generator appeared ...

Functional generators and logic analyzers both are important tools for all electronics engineers and most of the time we wish they should be so small that we can carry them any were and the also so ...

Purchasing a new function generator from the market is not a big problem but not every electronics learner and hobbyist can purchase a new function generator like me due to their high costs. So for ...