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Hello:
My name is Quentin Ly from Oklahoma State University. I am now
designing a metronome using a microprocessor from Motorola (M68HC11). I
have a problem of how to make the output sounds. The output sound is
required to have a "tic-tac" sound as in an old type clock, not a "beep"
sound from a 8ohm, 10watt miniature speaker as I have now. So if you have
any idea how to do that required sound, please e-mail to me through this
address: [log in to unmask] (please show me a detailed circuit schematics
and how to connect it to the M68HC11). I appreciate.
Quentin Ly.
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