A versatile tool designed to produce continuous sine waves with customizable parameters.
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Sine Wave Generator
(Continuous Sine Wave Generator)
Introduction
The Sine Wave Generator is a versatile tool designed to produce continuous sine waves with customizable parameters. This README provides an overview of its features, usage, and configuration options.
Features
- Continuous Generation: The generator produces sine wave values continuously, allowing for real-time data generation.
- Configurability: Users can specify parameters such as frequency, sample rate, and amplitude range to customize the generated sine wave.
- Flexible Output: The generator outputs sine wave values to standard output (stdout), making it compatible with various data processing pipelines and applications.
Usage
To use the Sine Wave Generator, follow these steps:
- Clone or download the repository to your local machine.
- Ensure you have Python installed (version
3.6
or higher). - Ensure depends are installed (
NumPy
,PyYaml
) - Run the
generator.py
script with the desired parameters set inconfig.yml
.
Example usage:
python generator.py
Configuration
The generator can be configured using a YAML file named config.yml. This file allows users to specify parameters such as:
- Frequency: The frequency of the sine wave in Hertz (Hz).
- Sample Rate: The sample rate in samples per second (Hz).
- Amplitude Range: The minimum and maximum values for the sine wave amplitude.
Example config.yml file:
frequency: 20.0 # Frequency of the sine wave in Hz
sample_rate: 100 # Sample rate in samples per second
min_value: -1.0 # Minimum value for the sine wave amplitude
max_value: 1.0 # Maximum value for the sine wave amplitude
Dependencies
The Sine Wave Generator has the following dependencies:
- Python (version 3.6 or higher)
- numpy
- yaml
License
This project is licensed under the GPLv2 License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
Authors
- Connor Crawford (VetheonGames)