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In article <1992Sep2.003439.2817@usage.csd.unsw.OZ.AU> rossm@aix04.csd.unsw.OZ.AU (ross mark) writes:
>
> I am a 4th year computer engineering student at the University
>of New South Wales, doing a thesis project on transputers.
>I wish to memory map some devices on to a transputer. What I would
>like to know has anyone done this before and if so was there any 
>problems in doing so. My other question are there any TRAM boards
>that give full access to all the pins of the transputer. From what
>I can see I will have to design my own board. Something I will 
>happily do but would prefer not to. Even if some one allready has
>designed their own board it would be a great help if I could get 
>a copy of the circuit.
>

Check out the IMS B430 Prototyping TRAM. This has a T222 (16-bit and
easier to interface simple peripherals to than a T805), SRAM/EPROM
sockets and all the transputer signals brought to pads around the
periphery of a protoytyping matrix area. 

This board has been used to implement countless interfaces quickly
and simply, including A/D, D/A, CAN, fiber-optic and DSP coprocessors.

David.


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