AAIIGGHH!!

Please, people, when you assist others with finding a part that does the
trick they need done, include the part number that you are referring to,
and, if possible, the name and phone number of the manufacturer and/or
supplier.  The part mentioned below would be of great value to me in an
upcoming project, but alas, no part number or how-to-get-one info.


>
>Fox Ocillators makes a sealed Can device that can be programmed to generate
>a frequency between about 450 kHz and 150 MHz.  If you were to divide
>this by 1024 or 1000 you would get the range you are looking for.
>
>The device is serially programmed but sweeping in frequency may not
>be as smooth as you desire for filter purposes.
>
>Not I2C for the one I have also price about 20 .. 30 US$.
>



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