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This DMX to Analog converter was designed to be used with stage props (servo pneumatic proportional control system, which is capable of positioning heavy loads at high speeds.) It's 8 channel (selectable start channel,) 8-12 bits resolution, 0-10V output, dimensions are 2" x 2".
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I have to implement 3 DACs on TMS320F28377S c2000 launchpad, but I'm not able to access the DAC pins from the Energia software. Eg: If I want to access pin #19 (P4) I use "P4". In the same way how can I access the DACs on the F28377S. I'm talking about the actual DACs on the F28377S ( NOT the PWM pins).
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Hello! I am having trouble getting the correct values from my MSP432 to my DAC. So basically my project setup is as follows: Transmitting: -Microphone connected to the A15 channel of my MSP432 -Xbee connected to the UART pins 3.2, 3.3 CODE Tx: const int MICAN = A15; // MIC in void setup() { Serial1.begin(9600); // baud rate setting } void loop() { Serial1.print(analogRead(MICAN));// send mic value over serial delay(100); // for testing } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Receiving: -MSP432 connected to my other Xbee d
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This is a simple Energia library for the Texas Instrument TLC5615 Digital to Analog Converter, a 10 bit ADC. The TLC5615 library is located here. I recently took an online course based on the FR6989 and the C language that used this chip and thought I would implement in Energia. Here is a screenshot from my oscilloscope of the Energia version generating a sawtooth wave.
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Hey forum! I always wanted to make a synthesizer , so i chose the msp430 launchpad, because it's one of the most inappropriate chip i can use for it :grin: When i started to make it i didn't have real goal, i just wanted to make a sound, so this project is kind if all over the place but i have learned a lot doing it so it was totally worth it. The DAC used is a TI TLC5615, it's not the best choice, but i only had this in my parts bin. Probably any other SPI DAC could be used with minimal modification, or even PWM. (I don't sound good with PWM IMO.) The TLC5615 needs 5 volts, but
