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In this project, a perfect PCM sine wave is one that contains a single frequency at 0 dBTP and no error harmonics at all. A bit-perfect PCM sine wave has error harmonics due to encoding quantization, but they are at the minimum level possible for the chosen encoding. The generated wave files hold a sequence of one or more complete copies of a repeating pattern. A file containing a single pattern can be played in a loop to extend the play time. Because most audio players don't loop...

Simple Make Wav is command line which allows to create a wav file with a sinusoidal or triangular or rectangular or personnal signal and to adjust voltage, frequency and cyclic ratio. And generate PS or TCL/TK file graphic image of the WAV form, too Usage : ./smakewav [options] -o file.wav Examples : ./smakewav -o example.wav ./smakewav -o example.wav -f 440 -d 10 -t sin ./smakewav -o example.wav -f 1000 -d 10 -l 1 -t rec -cr 20 -ps example.ps -nps 2 -wps 10 -sps 0.5...

...The developed toolkit helps the researchers in following ways: 1) automating the creation of multiple input files for quantum and molecular mechanics programs, 2) automating the output analysis and 3) substitute the use of full MM programs with a faster specialized one. The developed tools include: 1) generator of molecule-water complexes with graphical user interface (GUI), 2) semi-automatic frequency analysis using symbolic potential energy distribution matrix and comparison of optimized internal coordinates, 3) GUI for charge fitting with three modes: manual, Monte-Carlo sampling or brute force, and 4) GUI for dihedral terms fitting. ...

This project is a protocol translator for the VFG-150 USB controlled Versatile Frequency Generator allowing control through a GPIB-style command language over the network. The language currently supports frequency steps, fast sweeps and gaussian pulses.

This program is a soundcard based signalgenerator and oscilloscope for low frequency and low voltage signals written for linux using the alsa api. It uses the internal DAC/ADC of the soundcard (PCM) to capture signals or generate them. Depending on the available PCM device, it's possible to generate or capture signals up to 96 Khz.

Ceasar is an open-source multi-frequency tone gereator for UNIX, initially Linux. By default it contains standard DTMF tones together with C5 (bluebox) tones.

A program that generates music (WAV-like files) from a specification of tones in absolute frequencies, rather than the normal well-defined tones. The specification list all notes, their length, frequency and amplitude and the program generate a mix of all