KB1VC RF Shield Number 1 Code
Arduino shield and code for a simple power meter and DDS source
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| File | Date | Author | Commit |
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| AD9850_Synth | 2016-04-08 |
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[3b684f] replaced 9850 sketch with the real tuner. |
| module | 2016-04-03 |
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[4a3a7f] Initial commit |
| README | 2016-04-03 |
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[4a3a7f] Initial commit |
| README~ | 2016-04-03 |
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[4a3a7f] Initial commit |
This project contains module designs and arduino sketches for a simple power meter (based on the LTC5564) and an inexpensive DDS frequency synthesizer (100kHz to about 40MHz). Code for the modules is in AD9850_Synth: the synthesizer -- requires an arduino, an LCD Button Shield, and an AD9850 module installed on the RF shield. LTC5564_Meter: the power meter -- requires an arduino, an LCD button shield, and a power meter installed on the RF shield. module: The shield module is in the "module" directory which contains EAGLE files for an Arduino shield that can hold either an LTC5564 power detector, or a DDS synthesizer module based on the AD9850. (This is the popular and very cheap module available on the web, at Banggood.com, Ebay, and others.) The 5564 output is routed to Analog input A1. The G0 and G1 controls are connected to D2 and D3, respectively. This keeps the pin assignments out of the way of the 16x2 LCD button shield (Sparkfun DEV-13293.) The AD9850 is connected to avoid the LCD as well. CLOCK D10 //pin connections for DDS LOAD D11 DATA D12 RESET D13 --------------- This project is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0