ESP32_OSC_IMU/lib/M5Stack/examples/Fire/SpeakerDacSine/SpeakerDacSine.ino

/*
  I2S sine wave
  This example produces a digital sine wave on the build in DAC1
  which is connected to the speaker

  Hardware:
   microcontroller board: M5StackFire
                          speaker amplifier internaly connected to DAC pin 25

  September 2018 ChrisMicro
*/

#define DACPIN 25 // speaker DAC, only 8 Bit

#define SAMPLINGFREQUENCY 44100
#define NUMBEROFSAMPLES   SAMPLINGFREQUENCY * 1 // paly 1 seconds

#define DAC_MAX_AMPLITUDE 127/4 // max value is 127, but it is too loud

#define AUDIOBUFFERLENGTH NUMBEROFSAMPLES

uint8_t AudioBuffer[AUDIOBUFFERLENGTH];

void setup()
{
  const float   frequency = 440;
  const float   amplitude = DAC_MAX_AMPLITUDE;

  // store sine wave in buffer
  for (int n = 0; n < NUMBEROFSAMPLES; n++)
  {
    int16_t sineWaveSignal = ( sin( 2 * PI * frequency / SAMPLINGFREQUENCY * n )) * amplitude;
    AudioBuffer[n] = sineWaveSignal+128;
  }
}

void loop()
{

  uint32_t start = micros();

  for (int n = 0; n < NUMBEROFSAMPLES; n++)
  {
    // wait for next sample
    while (start + ( 1000000UL / SAMPLINGFREQUENCY) > micros() );
    start = micros();

    dacWrite(DACPIN, AudioBuffer[n]);

  }

  delay(3000);

}