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From: hui@joplin.mpr.ca (Michael Hui)
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Subject: Re: Will the Next sell? (DSP modem)
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Date: 1 Dec 89 02:43:11 GMT
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In article <1989Nov30.101515.2084@uunet!dtgcube> ed@uunet!dtgcube
(Edward Jung) writes:
>
>It is possible, in theory, to implement a 19.2k baud modem on the NeXT machine
>using the DSP and some relatively cheap hardware ...

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>I have looked around for source to implement such a thing,
>but have had no luck.
>I suspect that NeXT has code laying around somewhere (?).

I suggest you post this to comp.dsp. Be forewarned though. A project
such as this qualifies for a _good_ M.A.Sc. thesis in a prestigious
university's Electrical Engineering program.

In otherwords, the problem is not at all simple.