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Hi. It would be cool to have simple signal generator applet. I'm not sure about DACs on the Glasgow, but even a square signal from a normal IO would be great.
I found the control-servo applet which generates a limited PWM signal. This is a great start, but it would be great to have more freedom. Some features I'm thinking about:
Simple square signal defined by providing a pulse with, a pause with and a pin.
"Replaying" a signal: same as 1. but a string of 1 and 0 can be provided with 1 being a high signal using the pulse with and a 0 being a low signal using the pause width.
Same as 1. or 2. but make it parallel. This would allow to specify multiple pins and to simulate a parallel bus signal.
This would also be great for some quick and rudimentary bit banging tests.
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My concern here is the degree of generality. Ultimately, you could consider any applet a type of "signal generator" since that's what Glasgow does. I think I can't accept such an applet upstream without a clearly defined and justified scope.
Ultimately I also want it to be easy enough to add new applets that you wouldn't have to configure some monster with dozens of features to generate a signal similar to what you want; you would write a little bit of gateware that is exactly what you want.
Hi. It would be cool to have simple signal generator applet. I'm not sure about DACs on the Glasgow, but even a square signal from a normal IO would be great.
I found the
control-servo
applet which generates a limited PWM signal. This is a great start, but it would be great to have more freedom. Some features I'm thinking about:This would also be great for some quick and rudimentary bit banging tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: