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Carl R. Stevenson wrote:
--scott Modern DDS devices would require too many pins on the device for cheap packages unless they used some sort of serial communications or a modest pin count multiplexed bus. I doubt that you will find anything useful with a straight binary or BCD input because the devices need too many bits loaded into them to set up all of the internal functions/registers. Right. I am looking for something that might best be implemented as an ASIC somewhere, in that it would be a special-purpose sine wave synthesizer rather than a general purpose DDS device. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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