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Lab equipment and amigas

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From: Steve Ludtke
Date: Wed, 15 Aug 1990 16:37
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Hi. I'm trying to use an amiga to control an x-ray diffractometer. Essentially I
need to have the amiga drive 4 stepper motors. I know stepper motor driver
boards exist in the PC world, but I'd rather have the board hooked up on the
amiga side rather than the PC side of the computer. Does anyone know of a
source for amiga stepper motor controllers, or of general I/O boards that could
(with some work) be connected to an external controller. I could build one 
myself, but I'd rather not.  Please reply via email, I'll post a summary if
anyone's interested.

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From: stevel@tybalt.caltech.edu (Steve Ludtke)
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Subject: Lab equipment and amigas
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