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In article <DEREKN.92Aug28132439@vw.ece.cmu.edu> derekn@vw.ece.cmu.edu (Derek B. Noonburg) writes:

>The recent issues of Circuit Cellar Ink, Radio Electronics, and QST
>have included a total of four DSP projects.  So now that they've
>convinced me that I want to build a DSP board :-) does anyone know
>where I can get DSP chips in small quantities?  None of the articles
>mentioned any suppliers (unless you want to buy entire kits).

>The articles used the Analog Devices ADSP-2101 and -2105, and the TI
>TMS320C10.  I've also heard good things about the Motorola 56k series
>(the 56156 apparently has an onboard CODEC).  I'm not picky :-)

>The usual places (Digi-Key, Jameco, JDR) do not carry exotic parts
>like these (of course), so I'm looking for somewhere else to buy
>onesies.  I suppose I could try to get samples, but this doesn't seem
>quite ethical (since it's for a personal project), and besides, if I
>ever want to get another one or two, I'd probably be out of luck.

>- Derek

>--
>Derek Noonburg                                derekn@vw.ece.cmu.edu
>Electrical & Computer Engineering Dept., Carnegie Mellon University

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