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Started by TMS320 Hotline
Tue, 29 Sep 1992 20:56
DSP-boards on VME
Author: TMS320 Hotline
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 20:56
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 20:56
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In his message, <1992Sep23.113515.6355@fys.ruu.nl>, Jurriaan Vreeburg says, >I'm startup up a project in which I want to use a modern (TMS320C30, 56001, >96002, ADSP21xx) signal processor. I want to implement a system in a >VME-environment. In this system I need some ADCs and a 68xxx-processor. Also, >one or more DSPs must be present to perform some real-time, on-line processing >of the ADC-data. So I'm looking for VME-boards which contain: >- one or more DSPs >- at least 256K word data memory >- interrupt capability to VME >- possibly some on-board ADCs & S/H (at least 14 bits at 1 Mhz) > >Can anyone help me in finding some manufacturors or distributors? There are several companies who have developed VME boards for the TMS320C3x and TMS320C4x DSPs. These companies include the following. For more information on these and other TI or 3rd Party TMS320 Products you may contact your local TI field sales office or call the TI Customer Response Center (CRC), (214)995-6611, and request a copy of the TMS320 Development Support Reference Guide and the TMS320 Third-Party Support Reference Guide. ASR International 03-502-5550 (Tokyo, Japan) Atlanta Signal Processors, Inc. (404)892-7265 Burr-Brown Corp. (602)746-1111 Catalina Research (719)531-5767 Image & Signal Processing, Inc. (213)495-9533 Loughborough Sound Images Ltd. (44)509 231843 (Loughborough, England) Olsson Engineering (206)778-9480 Pacific Cyber/Metrix, Inc. (415)829-8700 Pentek, Inc. (210)767-7100 Sky Computers, Inc. (508)250-1920 Spectrum Signal Processing Inc. (604)421-5422 Star Technologies (800)782-7005 Regards, TMS320 Hotline (713)-274-2320 (voice) (713)-274-2324 (fax) (713)-274-2323 (BBS 300-9600,8,N,1) 4389750@mcimail.com (Internet)
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