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    The document contains an Arduino code to generate a sinusoidal wave signal. The code uses the analogWrite function and delayMicroseconds to output varying pulse width modulation signals on pin 9, creating a sinusoidal waveform by slowly increasing and decreasing the duty cycle over multiple loops. This allows it to generate a sinusoidal wave with a frequency of 16.3Hz.

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    The document contains an Arduino code to generate a sinusoidal wave signal. The code uses the analogWrite function and delayMicroseconds to output varying pulse width modulation signals on pin 9, creating a sinusoidal waveform by slowly increasing and decreasing the duty cycle over multiple loops. This allows it to generate a sinusoidal wave with a frequency of 16.3Hz.

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    Generador de Onda Senoidal: FS/Fo N Fo 490/30 FO 16.3Hz

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    bryan meza
    The document contains an Arduino code to generate a sinusoidal wave signal. The code uses the analogWrite function and delayMicroseconds to output varying pulse width modulation signals on pin 9, creating a sinusoidal waveform by slowly increasing and decreasing the duty cycle over multiple loops. This allows it to generate a sinusoidal wave with a frequency of 16.3Hz.

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    GENERADOR DE ONDA SENOIDAL

    FS/Fo =N

    Fo= 490/30

    FO=16.3Hz
    Código de arduino

    void setup() {

    // put your setup code here, to run once:

    void loop() {

    // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:


    analogWrite (9,128);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,156);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,183);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,207);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,227);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,242);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,252);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,255);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,252);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,242);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,227);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,207);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,183);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,156);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,128);

    delayMicroseconds (833);
    analogWrite (9,99);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,72);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,48);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,28);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,13);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,3);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,0);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,3);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,12);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,27);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,46);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,69);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,93);

    delayMicroseconds (833);

    analogWrite (9,116);

    delayMicroseconds(833);

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