I use the 74HC294 programmable clock divider to derive some clocks from a 16MHz oscillator. After a little test on the breadboard i thought about a little box to select all the different clocks now available.. First thought: use more vintage 74HC and a rotary switch to create a MCU free project. But i am a MCU whore.. so yeah it needs an LCD and two buttons for UI. I will use a arduino nano and a 16x2 LCD. You can find all design files (firmware, hardware, 3d parts) on github.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://github.com/ringo2k/SquareWaveGenerator">https://github.com/ringo2k/SquareWaveGenerator</a><br>Ps: This is my first project on hackaday. I normally store my project data in folders an keep them locked on my HDD till... forever. So this is a great tool for sharing and also some documentation for me. So feel free to ask questions or talk about tech stuff. <br><br>Video: <br><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/mQxcy3cB6OE">http
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Hi, your collaboration is clear and easy to understand. I like this Square wave generator because I would like to measure frequency from your previous video "High Frequency Counter" on https://www.ee-diary.com/2022/07/high-frequency-counter-with-arduino.html. Is that possible? How is the connection from this generator to High Ftequency Counter?
However, I will use Arduino Uno.