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From: jgk@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (joseph.g.klinger)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,rec.audio,comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Need pointers to PC Spectrum Analyzer board
Keywords: audio spectrum analyzer PC board
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Date: 12 Sep 89 18:10:19 GMT
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First, get a Metra-Byte catalog (508)880-3000
They've got some nice A/D/A cards and decent software packages.

Ariel (201)249-2900
Ariel has a decent card, the DSP-16, which has a 16 Bit A/D/A
and a TMS320C25 running at 40 MHz.  But the software leaves a lot
to be desired.  

Math Works (508)653-1415.
A great software package is PC Matlab.
This is serious software that you definitly should consider although it's
not as flashy as the others.


Signal Technology (800)235-5787
I've used (use) ILS on a Vax but not the menu driven PC version.
The command line stuff is very awkward to use
and you never really know what you're looking at.
This is probably not be true about the menu driven software but you should
ask around.

I've got an Ariel Board but never use it, I'm looking at a
Metrabyte A/D/A and the Matlab packages.

Joe Klinger
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