Re: Need a general-purpose DSP card for PC/AT/386/486

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From: Ben Bryant
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 02:05

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Have you checked Ariel Corporation in New Jersey? -They do the Digital Microphone
for the NeXT, and I think I read in one of NeXT's catalogs that they produce
a board for the PC that accepts the digital input from the digital mic. -Sorry,
don't know their address right off the top of my head, but I'm sure you could
contact them through a NeXT rep. The DM probably gives around a 15.5 bit dynamic
range because of the fact that the digital electronics are not seperated from
the transducer by a long analog cable, i.e. the cable transmits digitally encoded
info.

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