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From: moose@ames.UUCP (Mary Kaiser)
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Some of here are very interested in using Amigas (Amigi?) as laboratory
computers.  I know this is an obscure application that most of y'all
couldn't care less about, but would those who can answer the following
questions please bear with us (and who knows, some of these issues might
be relevant to your applications):

1) Will the Amiga have (either on the motherboard or as a peripheral) a
   real-time *programmable* clock?

2) How good are the A/D, D/A capabilities of the Amiga, and how accessible
   are they?

3) Can the audio output be programmed such that the Amiga could be used
   for psychoacoustic studies?  That is, do you have precise control
   over wave shape, amplitude, and temporal onset for the two channels?

Thanks to all for any information.  I will post any received info of
general interest.

U.S. Mail:  Mary Kaiser            net.mail: ames!moose@RIACS.ARPA
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            NASA-Ames Research Center
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