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Subject: Re:  A/D and D/A equipment for MicroVAX
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Date: Sat, 12-Jul-86 12:29:40 EDT
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	DEC has recently announced (and then apparently never spoken
of it again) the VAXstation/RT or possibly the VAXlab....this is sort
of a combination of the A/D and D/A ... equipment from the MINC series
in a BA123 box...if you can get more info, you should be able to order
the other stuff directly...
	Also, Data Translation in Mass. makes a whole pile of stuff for
the q-bus (including almost all of the boards that DEC sells as their
own).. I'd quote parts and specs except my friend at DEC have borrowed
my catalog (hmmmm.....)
	As i recall, 8khz is very slow compared to the speeds that i recal
seeing - upwards of 25khz I think.....

-ed		cetron%utah-cbd@utah-cs.arpa
Computer Services Mgr
center for engineering design, univ. of utah

	(i have no connection with dec or data translation other than
having used 'both' companies equipment and found it top-notch...)