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picoGen

An altoids-tin-size function generator using an AD9102 waveform generator IC

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This project aims to create an altoids-tin-sized function generator using the Analog Devices AD9102 chip.

The goals are to have the following outputs available from the function generator:

1. Sine
2. Triangle
3. Sawtooth (positive/negative sloping)
4. Square
5. PWM
6. Pseudo-random noise
7. Arbitrary waveform

All with adjustable frequencies, DC offset, gains and duty cycle in the case of PWM.

This project will fit inside a standard Altoids tin, and may be powered via a small LiPo battery and have a rotary encoder and small OLED screen for input/output.

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