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Sure. What's your budget for this project?

I'm new at the wonderfull world of things related to analog, so please
excuse the (probally) stupid/niave questions.  Is there an advantage to
using a DDS core as opposed to a stand-alone chip, if all I need is a DDS?
I have access to some FPGA boards, and this is just going in a single
piece of test equpment.  The only advantage other then having a higher
frequency then something using a microcontroller that I can think of is
that I wouldn't have to do any board  design (This project, if it happens,
has a really limited budget). Also, are there any DDS cores?  I didn't see
anything, but two  possabilities are that I either wouldn't know one if I
saw it, or that it's just a part of another core.
Anyone have any suggestions, or would I probally be better off with a DDS
chip from someplace like Analog that gives out free samples?

Thanks,
Mike
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, Stuart Brorson wrote:

> Sure.  What's your budget for this project?
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> Stuart
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> > I need DDS (Direct Digital Synthesizer) in VHDL,
> > Can anyone help me?
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> > Kind regards
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> > Michael Wilspang
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