It came in and it looks promising. From reading the datasheet, I think it uses I2C. I believe the wire library will work. I have a Duemilanove. The pins are SDA=Pin4, SCL=Pin 5 for that board? Any help would be greatly appreciated since I am still learning this great product (Arduino).
Thanks,
Curtis
Hello,
Thanks,
I have been reading the data sheet for the DS1077 and I am just not that knowledgable yet with the Arduino. My goal is to output a squarewave in an LC circuit. Right now my project works with the Parallax Propeller platform, but that requires an ADC (8 bit). The Arduino has built-in ADC. That could make my instrument much smaller. How does one know what to send or recieve to a chip to configure it? The chip: SparkFun Programmable Oscillator Breakout - DS1077 (16.2kHz-133MHz) - BOB-09116 - SparkFun Electronics
Thanks,
Curtis
My particular need is a bit bizarre -- I need to have a programmable frequency that's slightly ultrasonic. It'll be amplified to provide a high current source for rectification at the other end of a transmission line (to power electronics) -- and the frequency will be varied to remotely control states in the powered electronics.
