Sin Wave Generator IC: Find Availability in Your Country

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Users are seeking recommendations for sine wave generator ICs, emphasizing the challenge of availability in different countries. Function generator ICs are highlighted for their ability to produce sine, triangle, and square waves at a low cost. A Google search link is provided for further exploration of options. The discussion underscores the importance of finding accessible components for signal generation. Availability remains a key concern for users looking to implement these ICs in their projects.
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can anyone please give me aname of sin wave generator IC .but many ICS as you know as it might be not available in my country
 
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oufa said:
can anyone please give me aname of sin wave generator IC .but many ICS as you know as it might be not available in my country

The key term to use on Google is "function generator IC". The ICs that are used in benchtop signal generators can make very nice sine, tri and square waves, and are relatively inexpensive. Here's the Google hit list:

http://www.google.com/search?source...=1T4GGLL_enUS301US302&q=function+generator+ic

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