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| Review: Hantek DDS 3X25. Anyone own one? |
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| Sebi11:
Hi all, It seems I have some progress since my last post and now I have a lock in amplifier working by using the Hantek function generator. However, when I scan frequency the lowest frequency step I can reach with Hantek is 125 Hz. Is this a characteristic of this module or am I doing somewhere a mistake? |
| domasj:
Hi, I wrote a Python library to access Hantek DDS 3X25. It was inspired by tymm. It works in Linux (tested in Debian) and should work in Windows. What works: * (unreliable) waveform sending * clock divider setting * digital IO pins * frequency and pulse counter Library: https://bitbucket.org/kuzavas/dds3x25/src Information on the hardware and protocol: http://sigrok.org/wiki/Hantek_DDS-3X25 |
| bob808:
Would this work on a raspberry pi? :) |
| domasj:
It should work on Raspberry Pi. |
| bob808:
I'm thinking if I could make a standalone unit with a raspberry pi and a LCD. Need to finish my current projects and I might see if it's worth a shot. |
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