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### 5. UDP Function Generator
- **Description**: This example generates real-time waveforms (sine, triangle, sawtooth, and square) and transmits them over an UDP socket locally. It is designed to generate data that can be visualized in **Serial Studio**, where you can observe and analyze the generated signals in real-time. The program is versatile and can also be used to stress-test Serial Studio's performance under continuous, high-frequency data streams.
- **Contents**:
- **udp_function_generator.c**: The main C program that generates waveforms and sends them via UDP.
- **README.md**: Detailed setup and usage instructions for configuring and running the program with Serial Studio.
- **Screenshots**: Includes `serial-studio-setup.png` for configuration and `waveform-visualization.png` showcasing real-time waveform plots in Serial Studio.
- **Key Features**:
- Generates multiple waveform types: sine, triangle, sawtooth, and square.
- Configurable waveform properties: frequency, phase, and transmission interval.
- Sends waveform data over UDP, making it ideal for network-based signal processing.
- Option to print generated data for debugging and analysis.
- Warns about high frequencies that may cause aliasing or distortion.
:warning: Using sub-millisecond intervals is likely to overload Serial Studio's event system, potentially causing crashes and/or hangs. If you encounter this issue, consider running Serial Studio with a debugger and sharing your findings to help improve and address this limitation in future releases. Your feedback is invaluable in making Serial Studio more robust!
- :warning: Using sub-millisecond intervals is likely to overload Serial Studio's event system, potentially causing crashes and/or hangs. If you encounter this issue, consider running Serial Studio with a debugger and sharing your findings to help improve and address this limitation in future releases. Your feedback is invaluable in making Serial Studio more robust!
## Getting Started