Build Your Own Sound Generator: 300-1.5 KHz Frequency & Adjustable Volume

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on building a sound generator capable of producing frequencies from 300 Hz to 1.5 KHz with adjustable volume. Users are advised to consider using a pre-amplifier to control volume effectively. For DIY enthusiasts, circuit plans such as the Wien-bridge oscillator are readily available online, including resources from sound.westhost.com and National Semiconductor. These tools and plans provide a solid foundation for creating a custom sound generator.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of sound wave generation
  • Familiarity with electronic components and circuits
  • Knowledge of pre-amplifiers and their applications
  • Basic skills in circuit design and assembly
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the Wien-bridge oscillator circuit design
  • Explore pre-amplifier options for sound control
  • Learn about sine wave generation techniques
  • Investigate commercial sound generators for comparison
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Electronics hobbyists, audio engineers, and anyone interested in building custom sound generation devices will benefit from this discussion.

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I am looking for sound generator from 300 Hz frequency up to 1.5 KHz, with adjustable volume. Is there such a thing in the electronic market? I also want to know the frequency it produces as I turn the knob.

If I want to make the circuit myself, where do I get the circuit plan?
 
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So you're looking for a signal generator that makes pure sine waves? As far as volume is concerned, you could always use a pre-amp to feed your amplifier that feeds the speakers (or right from the pre-amp to headphones). There are commerical ones but may be slightly difficult to locate.

For circuits it is something you can find via google pretty easily, here's one with a wien-bridge oscillator:
http://sound.westhost.com/project22.htm

And here's a application sheet from national:
http://www.national.com/ms/LB/LB-16.pdf
 
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Thanks a lot for your advice, Cliff.
Now I have been reading the website you quoted, and I found it quite comprehensive.
 

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