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rickman wrote in :
You posed a problem; I gave you an answer. BTW there cannot be an easier item to lash to a microcontroller than a DDS Thank you for your suggestion. Assuming that DDS is Direct Digital Synthesis, I'm not sure anything needs to be lashed to anything. Just use a phase accumulator in a single DWORD or whatever native data size gives adequate resolution. Then just feed a DAC, assuming the processor has one. I think very many of them do. |
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