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From: jal@ee.rochester.edu (John Lefor)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Looking for inexpensive A/D board
Message-ID: <1989Oct10.162520.22310@ee.rochester.edu>
Date: 10 Oct 89 16:25:20 GMT
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Organization: University of Rochester Dept. of Electrical Engineering
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I am looking for a source of a CHEAP Analog-to-Digital board for
my PC Clone.  I do not need high resolution (8-bits is enough) but
I would like several channels.  In addition if there was some
Digital-To-Analog ports (or even just a switch I could connect a relay to)
it would be even better.

My major constraint is that it be well under $1000 (I'd like
something under $500).  I am willing to write all the software in any
reasonable language (assembly, C, if necessary BASIC) so I am
not terribly concerned with software as long as the interface is
well documented.

Any pointers would be appreciated.


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John Lefor    	University of Rochester		Dept of E. Engineering
716-275-8265	jal@ee.rochester.edu		uunet!ur-valhalla!jal