A clock generator (Si5351) controlled by an ATmega328p.
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finga ba6fff941e Add possibility to set PLL in gui
- Add registers where PLL_A (MSNA) and PLL_B (MSNB) start.
- Create screens to edit the PLLs and add their entries to the home
  screen.
- Use a struct for keeping the PLL configs.
- For editing such big numbers make the digits selctable.
- Create utility function for calculating 10 to the power of `n`.
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Clock Generator

A simple board operating another Si5351 clock generator board.

Motherboard

The board is populated by an ATmega328(p), powered by a mini USB port, a display and its backlight driver as well as a switchable rotary encoder. The board is designed to be used not only for this project, but also for similar projects where peripherals such as a display and a rotary encoder are needed. All free mcu pins are accessible via pin headers.