You typed this on a computer, right? My computer (or my phone) can generate waveforms. I bet your's can too.I need to make a system which generates, at least, 14 distinsts waveforms.
Why do you think you have to use a multiplexer or a clock signal in the system?I need to make a system which generates, at least, 14 distinsts waveforms.
I know I have to use a multiplexer and a clock signal in the system.
You could use a PIC12F1501.However, which IC, should I use?
By designing a suitable circuit using a PIC12F1501 and writing a suitable program to run on a PIC12F1501.How can I make this system works?
You're oh so welcome.Thanks
Any microprocessor. Waveforms attached.I need to make a system which generates, at least, 14 distinsts waveforms.
I know I have to use a multiplexer and a clock signal in the system.
However, which IC, should I use? How can I make this system works?
Thanks
But I have to use a multiplexor and a counter uskng the program MultisimAny microprocessor. Waveforms attached.
Another possibility, an XR2206 or such waveform generator and a bunch of op amps that mix the outputs together, then you could use your analog selector to select one. Data sheet and source attached.
so many possibilities.
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I see a counter, 74190. Multisim libraries are pretty slim. I prefer using ORCAD for making schematics. There is a free version very rich in libraries.But I have to use a multiplexor and a counter uskng the program Multisim
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