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In article <1991Jan31.142903.23658@cbnewsh.att.com> ka2czu@cbnewsh.att.com (robert.switzer) writes:
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>Does anyone know of any boards containing TMS320xx DSP's
>either for a PC/AT ( or EISA?) or for a VME bus (e.g. SUN/4)
>system?  A price range and source would be helpful.
>
>Robert Switzer                   | Amatuer Radio Operator KA2CZU
>(201)576-3532                    |
>AT&T, 307 Middletown-Lincroft Rd.|
>Rm. LZ3L210, Lincroft, NJ 07738  |

I only listed the ones I know support either VME or PC buses.
I bought #2 and #3.

TMS320C30
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1) Pacific Cyber/Metrix: 3 TMS320C30's on a VME board with MC68030 for control
	$11,448, phone 415-829-9796

2) Texas Instruments: TMS320C30 EVM for the PC, ~$1000, hotline 713-274-2320

3) Texas Instruments: XDS-1000, $12,000-$15,000, full development system,
	hotline 713-274-2320

4) Atlanta Signal Processors Inc.: phone 404-892-7265

5) Sky Computers Inc.: VME bus, phone 508-250-1920

6) Spectrum Signal Processing: phone 1-800-663-8986

TMS320C25
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1) Burr-Brown Corp.: VME bus, phone 602-741-3659

References:
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J. Gallant, "Plug-in DSP boards", EDN, April 26, 1990

B. Phillips, "Novel DSP Boards Break Through Speed Bottlenecks", Electronic
	Design, February 18, 1988

peter dahl@src.honeywell.com
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