Looking for DSP boards for Mac IIfx.

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2 total messages Started by galetti Tue, 23 Apr 1991 16:50

#1709

Author: galetti
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1991 16:50

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I would greatly appreciate any information anyone could provide on DSP boards
available for the Mac IIfx.  I am familiar with the Spectral Innovations DSP
boards and am looking for other sources.  The DSP board I'll be using on the
Mac MUST have its own I/O, with at least two analog inputs and two analog
outputs.

Again, all help will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you in advance,
  ___________________________________________________________________________
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Re: Looking for DSP boards for Mac IIfx.

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Author: Bates
Date: Mon, 06 May 1991 02:50

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Again, all help will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you in advance,
  ___________________________________________________________________________
 /   Ralph Galetti                  Internet:   galetti@uservx.afwl.af.mil
writes

>I would greatly appreciate any information anyone could provide on DSP boards
>available for the Mac IIfx.  I am familiar with the Spectral Innovations DSP
>boards and am looking for other sources.  The DSP board I'll be using on the
>Mac MUST have its own I/O, with at least two analog inputs and two analog
>outputs.


Check out National Instruments in Texas. They have a range of A/D-D/A boards
and a DSP board.
The combo you want is probably their compact disk style 2channel A/D|D/A combo
which can, with the DSP board, record, filter and output 44kHz signals in real
time.


Hoping this helps,

tim bates <timothy@ccu1.aukuni.ak.nz>

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