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In article <_4dmzlb.pdh@netcom.com>, pdh@netcom.com (Phil Howard ) writes:
  noziska@qiclab.scn.rain.com (Pat Noziska) writes:
  
  >Does ANYONE out there sell a general-purpose DSP card for the PC/AT bus?
  >By general-purpose, I mean: 
  >
  >	1. Has an Open architecture (i.e. one which will allow me to 
  >		write ANY kind of DSP code I want and make it work on the board)
  >	2. Not originally designed for a specific purpose (such as voice or fax)
  >	3. Has an RJ-xx interface (which sorta violates my second criterion,
  >	but it's what I would prefer). Telephony interface is a plus.
  
  I'd also like to find such a board, but I don't need the RJ-xx interface.
  
  Nice features I'd like to see:
  
      1.  A/D and D/A on board (plug in option is ok).
      2.  A/D and D/A that go up to 16 bits and 44.1 kHz would be nice
          but I don't need it for all purposes.
      3.  Buffered A/D and D/A so I don't have to code the pace.
      4.  2 each of A/D and D/A (stereo, other effects, etc.)
      5.  If RJ-xx interface, voltage level, ring detect and such would
          also be nice, but that sounds like a telephone line interface

There's a neat general purpose TMS320C31 DSP board made by ASPI, called
the Elf-31. The hardware is $1000, TI software development software is
extra. It has:

	33MHz C31
	128k x 32 fast DRAM
	stereo 16 bit A/D and D/A, up to 48kHz sampling rate
	stereo 1/8" in/out sockets
	RJ-11 telephone interface
	MIDI/serial interface
	16 bit AT 2/3 card
	daughter board socket

ASPI's address is:

	Atlanta Signal Processors. Inc.
	770 Spring St
	Atlanta, GA 30308
	USA
	phone: (404) 892-7265
	fax: (404) 892-2512

Not an ad, just a word from a satisfied customer...
-- 
Jon Rowlands			email: rowlands@csc.ti.com
Texas Instruments		phone: 1-214-995-3436
SPDC, DSP Technology Branch	  fax: 1-214-995-0304
Dallas, Texas, USA