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From: danr@ais.org (Daniel Romanchik)
Newsgroups: comp.dsp,rec.ham-radio
Subject: Re: DSP boards for PCs
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Date: 10 Jan 91 02:04:13 GMT
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In article <59419@aurs01.UUCP> gingell@aurw90.UUCP (Mike Gingell) writes:
>Although not an internal DSP board for a PC there is a very interesting
>unit available from L L Grace. It looks and functions like an external
>modem to a PC but it contains a Motorola DSP56000 and a V40 coprocessor
>with 1 Meg of memory. It has programmable A/D and D/A with variable
>pre and post filters allowing sample rates up to 100 kHz. It also has
>three separate slelectable analog I/O channels and comes with algorithms
>built in for packet radio (300-9600 baud), CW (morse code), RTTY plus
>more to come in free upgrades (such as WEFAX, NAVTEX, AMTOR, SITOR,
>SSTV).  They have an "open programming architecture" which means the
>user can add their own code. Base price is $595.

Do you have an address and telephone number for this company?

TNX, Dan KB6NU

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Dan Romanchik (danr@irie.ais.org, danr@m-net.ann-arbor.mi.us, 313-930-6564)

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it."  -- Ancient Engineering Maxim