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    Looks like 'swept' signal.

    The square wave frequency is being increased (swept) from x(Hz) to y(Hz) by a modulating waveform. It 'looks' like it's sweeping from around 2kHz to 3kHz by a low (250Hz???) signal.

    Configure an output to a 2kHz square wave and arrange for it to increase by 4Hz every 4uS until it reaches 3kHz then repeat.

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    Hello kellyseye, I tried the following, but no sucess:
    Code:
    while 1
    		Pulsout PortC.0,25
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,24
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,23 
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,22
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP		
    		Pulsout PortC.0,20 
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,19
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,18 
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,17
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,16 
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    		Pulsout PortC.0,15
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    @	NOP
    
    Wend

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    Here I have recorded the sound produced by the buzzer. Please rename the attachment to "Memo.m4a" from ".pdf" as I could not upload it in its original format.
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    Try this ...
    You'll need to put the piezo circuit on a CCP pin.

    Code:
    Freq  VAR WORD
    
    Main:
        FOR Freq = 3000 TO 4000 STEP 10    
            HPWM 1, 127, Freq
            PAUSE 1 
        NEXT Freq
    GOTO Main
    It should sound something like this ... http://support.melabs.com/DT/Piezo.wma
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    Thanks Darrel, I will try it tomorrow with 16f877A which I have. But I would like to ask if this task can be made possible using a smaller PIC without an HPWM, I would like to use 16F676 if possible as it is very easily available and where I am and if this takes off then it will be economical as well.

    In the mean time I am attaching the datasheet of the Chinese uC which is controlling the base of the NPN transistor connected to the piezo & coil. The signal comes out from PIN 2, which to me seems just an I/O pin.

    Thanks
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    Yes, of course it can.
    It's only 3-4 khz. You can generate that in software easily.

    But see if it drives your piezo first.
    I was assumming your piezo has a resonant frequency of ~3.5khz.
    Last edited by Darrel Taylor; - 8th August 2012 at 15:07.
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    THANKS Darrel, it worked like a charm with HPWM. Any pointers as to how to do without it.

    I tried FREQOUT
    Code:
        FOR Freq = 3000 TO 4000 STEP 10    
            FREQOUT PortC.2,1, Freq
        NEXT Freq
    but the results were not the same, not even near enough, the pulsing sound is not that prominent

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