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| In the past, every electronics technician had a function generator with an XR2206 in his (hobby) lab, but those days are long gone. Nowaday...
| With the compliments of the Elektor Labs and Editorial teams, here comes another back article that's free to download by all registered Elek...
| In the past, every electronics technician in his (hobby) lab had a function generator with an XR2206, but those days are long gone. Nowadays...
| One of the most useful bits of kit on a test bench — especially if you regularly deal with analogue circuits — just has to be a function gen...
| The principle of direct digital synthesis, or DDS, is used in practically every item of communications, RF or audio test equipment available...
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| In the November/December 2015 edition of Elektor a DDS function generator design was published using a somewhat obscure microcontroller, mak...
| Want to build a DDS high performance function generator with the popular AD9834, BUT using a micro of your choice? Read on.
| At the time Elektor introduced this little generator I happened to be considering designing a function generator myself. I was thinking alon...
| This very easy to use and inexpensive digital function generator produces 0-200,000 Hz signals of many different waveforms: sine, square, tr...