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From: harrison@sunwhere.DAB.GE.COM (Gregory Harrison)
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Subject: Re: dsp board for the pc
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Date: 6 May 91 14:57:18 GMT
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In article <2a3gvql@rpi.edu> pateros@ecse.rpi.edu (Chuck Pateros) writes:
>In article <1991May02.211726.15674@ism.isc.com> billri@ivy.isc.com writes:
>>	There are a number of decent 'C30 boards.  The following is
>	I seem to remember TI discussing a small 'C30 board for the PC that
>	was going to be out this year.  The price was going to be only about
>	$1000.  It's not the XDS.
>	Chuck
This is the TI Evaluation Module, the EVM.  It looks like a nice 
optimized 'C30 design.  It has a 'C30, 16K words of zero-wait state
SRAM, voice quality input using a TLC32044 Analog Interface Circuit, 
RCA jacks for line-level analog I/O, serial port, and fits on an      
8-bit PC interface, which uses the 'C30 DMA capabilities.

Greg