Friday 24 March 2017

wave - Sine Oscillator - for audio frequency


I'm looking to create several sine waves on a single circuit. All must be under 20Khz frequency and each must be unique. Mostly it will be 5-10 frequencies needed.


As I found - almost all crystal oscillator are in Mhz frequencies and only one kind is 32Khz (which is still too high).


I should be able to get this wave on the other side using FFT.


Ideas? :)



Thanks



Answer



You could easilly divide the 32KHz crystal frequency with a Binary Counter (such as the 4040) to give 16KHz, 8KHz, 4KHz, 2KHz, 1KHz, 500Hz, etc...


Then some clever filtering can create a sine(ish) wave from each of those square waves.


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