PIC16F1827 controls AD9833 waveform generator and also frequency counter up to 16 MHz. The CPU runs at 32 MHz. The counter measure the frequency for 0.1sec first, if the frequency is greater than 2MHz TMR0 prescaler divides by 2 to increase the input frequency range to 16MHz with resolution of 2Hz, if the frequency below 2MHz TMR0 is set for no prescaling and the measurement is with resolution of 1Hz. Counter is disabled while setting the waveform generator.
AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The PIC drives the AD9833 using SPI. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the PIC limit of LONG numbers allows accuracy of about 0.01%.
Pushbutton WAVEFORM selects between Sine, Triangle (300mV) or Squarewave (5V). Digit pushbutton selects the digit to set, INC pushbutton increments the digit.
The LCD of 16x2 display the High and Low Frequencies. The 16x2 LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
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AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The PIC16F876A drives the AD9833 using SPI. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the PIC limit of LONG numbers allows accuracy of about 0.01%.
Key * selects between Sine, Triangle (300mV) or Squarewave (5V). Key # starts frequency setting by entering 7 numerical keys.
The 16x2 LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
After programming the PIC16F876A connect pin 1 (reset) to 5V.
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AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The PIC drives the AD9833 using SPI. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the PIC limit of LONG numbers allows accuracy of about 0.01%. PIC16F628A uses software SPI.
Pushbutton WAVEFORM selects between Sine, Triangle (300mV) or Squarewave (5V). Digit pushbutton selects the digit to set, INC pushbutton increments the digit.
The LCD of 16x2 display the High and Low Frequencies. The 16x2 LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
AD9833 from eBay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/

AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The Arduino drives the AD9833 using SPI. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the Arduino limit of 32 bits numbers allows accuracy of about 0.01%.
Key * selects between Sine, Triangle (300mV) or Squarewave (5V). Key # starts frequency setting by entering 7 numerical keys.
The 16x2 LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
AD9833 from eBay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/

AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The ATtiny84 drives the AD9833 using software SPI MODE2 because the ATtiny84 doesn't have it. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the Arduino limit of 32 bits numbers allows accuracy of about 0.1%.
Pushbutton WAVEFORM selects between Sine, Triangle (600mV) or Squarewave (5V). Digit pushbutton selects the digit to set, INC pushbutton increments the digit.
OLED display 0.91 ïnch 128x32 SSD1306 driver. OLED is driven by I2C that uses lib "tinyI2C" that can be downloaded from GitHub: https://github.com/technoblogy/tiny-i2c/tree/master
ATtiny can be programmed using Arduino IDE and Arduino as ISP, see Technical Tips Burning bootloader with setting "Clock Source 8MHz internal" and Pin Mapping: "Clockwise".
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AD9833 module is a 0-10Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. The Arduino drives the AD9833 using SPI. The Frequency in the AD9833 is selected by 28 bit value which gives about 0.1Hz resolution, the Arduino limit of 32 bits numbers allows accuracy of about 1%.
Pushbutton WAVEFORM selects between Sine, Triangle (300mV) or Squarewave (5V). Digit pushbutton selects the digit to set, INC pushbutton increments the digit.
The 16x2 LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
AD9833 from eBay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/

PC app for controlling AD9833 waveform generator module. AD9833 module is a 0-12.5Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V. 16MHz counter is included in the app and PIC code. The counter reading is send to the app every 1.5 seconds.
The PC sends serial 6 bytes via USB to UART converter module, PIC16F628A converts serial UART bytes to SPI that drives the AD9833.
The AD9833 and PIC are powered by the USB 5V.
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CH341 module (from eBay) converts USB to SPI, the module links are set to 5V and i2c-spi. AD9833 module is a 0-12.5Mhz waveform generator with integral 25MHz crystal oscillator, the output frequency is set by the SPI controlled divider of the AD9833. A DAC shapes the sine and triangle waveforms, amplitude is 600mV. Squarewave amplitude is 5V.
The 2N7000 mosfet is for digitally inverting the clock (SCK), the AD9833 wants idle high signal. The mosfet can be replaced by any small signal N mosfet or any digital inverter like CMOS 4049.
PC app is in Visual Basic-VS2010, type in the desired frequency.
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The VB wrapping of DLL is taken from GitHub https://github.com/aa4e/ch341_vb . DLL is installed to PC by setup.exe in downloaded driver CH341PAR.ZIP https://www.wch.cn/downloads/CH341PAR_ZIP.html

PIC generates 244-8,000,000 Hz by dividing the 32 MHz from crystal oscillator and PLL. The pushbuttons set the division from 0 to 255 holding the button advance the frequency every second.. The high frequency output at pin 2 is 4000000 / division , the low frequency output at pin 3 is 62500 / division. Division is by integer so not all frequencies can be set, for example the High Frequency output can be 4, 2, 1.333, 1 MHz etc.
The LCD of 16x2 display the High and Low Frequencies. The LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
The outputs are generated by using TMR2 and CCP3, TMR4 and CCP4 in PWM mode.

Arduino Uno or Nano generates 244-8,000,000 Hz by dividing the 16 MHz crystal oscillator. The pushbuttons set the division from 0 to 255 holding the button advance the frequency every second.. The high frequency output at pin 9 is 8000000 / (division + 1) , the low frequency output at pin 11 is 62500 / (division + 1). Division is by integer so not all frequencies can be set, for example the High Frequency output can be 8, 4, 2.666, 2, 1.6, 1.333 MHz etc.
The LCD of 16x2 display the High and Low Frequencies. The LCD module has to be HD44780 compatible.
The software is for Arduino with ATMEGA328. The outputs are generated by using Timer2 and Timer1 in CTC mode.