// DDS AD9850, keyboard frequency input, use DDS library // set Monitor for "Newline" 9600 baud #include "DDS.h" // pin connections #define RST 4 // Pin RST #define DATA 5 // Pin DATA #define FQ 6 // Pin FQ #define CLK 7 // Pin CLK // DDS object DDS dds(CLK, FQ, DATA, RST); // start frequency double newfreq = 7100000L; // 7.1MHz void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); while(!Serial); dds.init(); dds.setFrequency(newfreq); } void loop() { double freq; freq = newfreq; Serial.print("Frequency = "); Serial.print(freq); Serial.println(" Hz"); newfreq = (double)get(); if(newfreq != freq) dds.setFrequency(newfreq); } // get input as a float float get() { float n; while(Serial.available() > 0) Serial.read(); while(Serial.available() == 0) n = Serial.parseFloat(); return n; }
Saturday, 2 August 2014
DDS AD9850 Serial I/O
This is a simple sketch to use the AD9850 DDS with input from the keyboard (frequency in Hz) and display of the output frequency on the IDE Monitor.
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