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Let's Build a DDS Function Generator for Our Electronics Laboratory. Introduction If you are an electronics student, hobbyist or researcher and have your own electronics lab. Then you might have many ...

Arduino has taken the product “maker” world by storm and one of the more popular Arduino modules is the Analog Devices AD9851 DDS waveform generator. An Internet Web search for “Arduino DDS” showed ...

AD9851 DDS Arduino Library A simple Arduino library to control the AD9851 Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) signal generator module. This library provides easy-to-use functions to set the frequency and ...

README.md An inexpensive DDS Signal generator based on the AD9851 module to generate sign wave of up to 70MHz (20-30MHz realistically). The module also has a built-in reference square wave up to 1 MHz ...

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 ...

Fed into a function generator, the mini-NAVTEX station’s signal was easily received and recorded by the painfully slow teleprinter. There’s that impatience again.

I decided to try to develop a VHDL project for a DDS function generator which could then be used to drive a small, low cost add-on shield for the FPGA board containing a 14-Bit DAC to provide output ...

DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) is a method to produce analog waves using digital techniques. Analog waves can be sine waves, square waves, triangular waves, or others. This research used SimulIDE ...