Re: Soundblaster for low rent data acquisition?

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From: Paul Rubin
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 18:22

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    Sound Blaster works great you to 44 kHz single channel and 22 Khz 
    dual channel. Their software is easy to use and the file format is
    easy to figure out. I have some source code at work if any one is
    interested.
    Gordon
    Gordon Couger
    AB5Dg   Agriculture Engineering Oklahoma State University

Yes.  Thanks.  What I'm concerned about is how well it works at very
*low* frequencies, not high frequencies.  Specifically, do you know if
the analog input is AC coupled to the A/D converter?  I want to
measure what amounts to DC voltages.  If the Soundblaster's freq.
range is 20 Hz to 20 Khz or anything like that, I can't use it---I
need it to go down to zero Hz.

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Subject: Re: Soundblaster for low rent data acquisition?
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