Hey guys
Apologies if this is in the wrong forum section...
Explanation: I am currently starting a project where I need to generate +/- 100 different frequencies, each that will let an infrared led blink. these led's will be paired with their own receivers/decoders. I have been looking at a chip that can generate 4 separate timers, but that will still mean I am going to need 100/4 chips.
Question: Is there a processor/chip that is dedicated to generating frequencies that has more outputs or something similar. Or is there a different approach that I can maybe follow? I am not an electronics expert, but I think capacitors let different frequencies through, correct? Can I not create a frequency divider on one data line, using different capacitors (coupled with resistors) or wont that work?
Any advice is appreciated, thanks!
Apologies if this is in the wrong forum section...
Explanation: I am currently starting a project where I need to generate +/- 100 different frequencies, each that will let an infrared led blink. these led's will be paired with their own receivers/decoders. I have been looking at a chip that can generate 4 separate timers, but that will still mean I am going to need 100/4 chips.
Question: Is there a processor/chip that is dedicated to generating frequencies that has more outputs or something similar. Or is there a different approach that I can maybe follow? I am not an electronics expert, but I think capacitors let different frequencies through, correct? Can I not create a frequency divider on one data line, using different capacitors (coupled with resistors) or wont that work?
Any advice is appreciated, thanks!
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