Anything happening in and around the processor is so fast that the
processor itself can't process the signals and emit them. That is the
reason people buy _expensive_ logic analyzers if they want to look at
computer hardware signals.
The only kind of signals you can produce is sound-frequency signals, where
the processor (or DSP of the sound card) may produce wave forms and then
emit them on the analog or digital output of the sound card. The best
cards support output up to 192k samples/second.
/Per W
On 13 Nov 2004, MD T wrote:
> Hi All,
> Good day,
> I would like to know if anyone has written any programs to generate
> signal waves of different parameters from 1cps to geig acps. Pulses and squarewaves. At least is there a program to access the CPU's signals and amplify it and put out through ports? For example my CPU is Athlon 2000+ which has 1.666GHz. Can I take it out, amplify, divide/multiply. change duty ratio,modulate to pulse code modulation, etc........?
> ATB,
> MD T.
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