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Square Wave SignalThe following signal function generates a square wave signal. The input signal is provided to the VTREG ADC0. The variables volts, frequency, offset, and duration are used to adjust the signal. /*----------------------------------------------------- Generates an Square Wave Signal on AD Channel 0 -----------------------------------------------------*/ SIGNAL void AIN0_Square (void) { float volts; // peak-to-peak volatage float frequency; // output frequency in Hz float offset; // volatge offset float duration; // duration in Seconds volts = 0.5; offset = 1.6; frequency = 2400; duration = 0.5; printf ("Square Wave Signal on AD Channel 0.\n"); while (duration > 0.0) { AIN0 = volts + offset; swatch (0.5 / frequency); AIN0 = offset; swatch (0.5 / frequency); duration -= 1.0 / frequency; } } DEFINE BUTTON "AIN0 Sqr","AIN0_Square()" Start debugging in simulation mode and drag the port into the Logic Analyzer. Open the Toolbox and click the button AIN0 Sqr to view the signal output:
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