I wrote:
> Sorry, it is not possible to produce a pure sine wave with
> a PIC16F84.

"Rick C." <rixy@VVALLEY.COM> wrote:
> Actually, you can't even get a "pure" sine wave from an AC outlet. Rick

Actually, you can't even get a "pure" sine wave.  A "pure" sine wave is
found only as a mathematical abstraction.  Any real sine wave you find
will not be pure, if you examine it closely.

That was my point.  The original request was from someone who wanted
his work done for him without having to think about it.  So the
only coorect answer is that what he wanted simply can't be done.

If he was willing to spend some of his own time thinking about it and
using resources that are available online (including some on my web
site), he might find that what he *really* needs can be done with some
effort.  But I doubt that he'll have too many people volunteering to
do it for him.

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