>Chris, take a look at Fairchild's (formerly Micro Linear's) ML2036
>Programmable Sinewave Generator. All you need is a crystal
>(literally, no capacitors). It requires +/- 5V and has a 3-wire SPI-style
>interface. You clock-in 16 Bits, LSB first, and set a Latch Enable line to
>set the frequency from 1 to 50KHz (I tested it to 65,535KHz). By using a
>8.388608MHz crystal (Digi-Key PN: SE3415 / Epson CA-301 family), you get a
>direct one-to-one program data to frequency setting with a 1Hz resolution.
>The chip provides Osc/2 and Osc/8 outputs which may be of use if you want
>to clock a PIC at 4.194304MHz.

        UAU!!! How can I put my dirty hands in one of these?????????


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Alexandre Souza
taito@terra.com.br
http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/pinball/

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