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The analogWrite() function is used to generate a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) output signal on compatible pins.
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Is it possible to make a mathematical function generator using Arduino?
You can generate arbitrary waveforms using either the built-in PWM and a low-pass filter or an external DAC.
You won't get more than 16-bits in PWM ( or AFAIK non-audio DAC with arduino libraries ), …
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