2010•Journal of Hunan Institute of EngineeringRequires access

Design of Signal Generator Based on AT89S52 Microcontroller

WU Zi-huai

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The paper gives a brief introduction to AT89S52 microcontroller and D/A0832 DAC Sawtooth Wave,square wave,sine wave,three simple waveform and frequency adjustable signal generator are realized through hardware design and software programming.It provides some reference for beginners of microcomputer hardware and software.

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The paper gives a brief introduction to AT89S52 microcontroller and D/A0832 DAC Sawtooth Wave,square wave,sine wave,three simple waveform and frequency adjustable signal generator are realized through hardware design and software programming.It provides some reference for beginners of microcomputer hardware and software.

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The paper gives a brief introduction to AT89S52 microcontroller and D/A0832 DAC Sawtooth Wave,square wave,sine wave,three simple waveform and frequency adjustable signal generator are realized through hardware design and software programming.It provides some reference for beginners of microcomputer hardware and software.

Key concepts: Sawtooth wave, Microcontroller, Signal generator, Square wave, Sine wave, Microcomputer, Generator (circuit theory), Software

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