Ronnie Walker (aka gpssonar) Replication

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With any Arduino i was able to generate 50% duty square wave with high precicion (1hz steps) and from 60HZ to 140khz, based on tone() function.

I can explain to the ones who have some skills on Arduino programming.

Instead a pot i use rotay encoder and a 16x2 i2c LCD.

If anyone interested i can explain it.

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i´m willing to learn =D

If you could maybe collect some info into a file tutorial like telling all steps would be very nice ! this way all could get this as standard

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Thats ok.

I will clean the code and optimize it, then i will ask to any admin to open a new section for me under the "Projects by Members".

See you guys.

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Good one! nice to see you are willing to grow up together with us! I will try to finish my PLL board to share too.. than anyone can have it too just in case...

i´m willing to learn arduino a lot also for other projects and now i´m able to get one....

i have a friend in florida who is helping me too learning about this digital world and maybe he can if he want help this process too.. i will talk to him what is his disposition  too..

Obrigado

Partnering up is the way to get bigger and bigger...

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Gpssonar,

I too welcome your sharing of the arduino info in the projects section.  Thank you very, very much.

kb

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Gpssonar,

I'd like to build your pll circuit.  please share pm or otherwise.

thanks much,

kickbackemf

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Sure i will first rebuild it to confirm its all ok so it will take a litle time so i make the boards make the holes and build it again..

i have a photografic system to develop the boards but than all the holes are manual... 

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I  got it too Sebosfato:

At home for prototyping i have photonegative adhesive, Laser printer and a UV lamp from nail hoven.

But i can produce it professional from china, i will post some pictures.

Best regards to all of you.