Greetings: It seems likely that I will be using this in an upcoming project, though there is some possibility that I might instead use a '6000 series TI DSP. I may use the EzDSP board to do prototyping, but would eventually need a board with integrated analog circuits to buffer and clamp the incoming analog to the chip's A/D, perhaps I may need 16-bit A/D and D/A converters. Communications stuff would be nice, like at least an RS232 or 423 or 422 and preferably a USB. Ethernet isn't really desired. Ideally I need this: TMS320F2812 USB RS232/RS422 4x independent 16-bit SAR A/D at least 50ksps 4x independent 16-bit D/A at least 50ksps 8x differential inputs with configurable scaling and clamping to the DSP's built-in 12-bit A/D converters JTAG interface for programming/debugging the CPU access to all other chip signals via headers maybe an extra 64k RAM would be cool At minimum I need this: TMS320F2812 USB RS232 4 channels of 16/12-bit D/A at least 50ksps 8x differential inputs with configurable scaling and clamping to the DSP's built-in 12-bit A/D converters JTAG interface for programming/debugging the CPU access to all other chip signals via headers Any makers of off-the-shelf 2812 DSP single board computers out there? I would entertain the possibility of contracting someone to make one as well, if that turns out to be necessary. So if you or someone you know is competent at this line of work, please fess up and I'll put you in my folder of potential contractors. Thanks. Good day! -- ____________________________________ Christopher R. Carlen Principal Laser/Optical Technologist Sandia National Laboratories CA USA crcarle@sandia.gov
TMS320F2812 Single Board Computers?
Started by ●June 7, 2004
Reply by ●June 9, 20042004-06-09
"Chris Carlen" <crcarle@BOGUS.sandia.gov> a �crit dans le message news: ca2lr902mga@news4.newsguy.com...> Greetings: > > It seems likely that I will be using this in an upcoming project, though > there is some possibility that I might instead use a '6000 series TI DSP. > > I may use the EzDSP board to do prototyping, but would eventually need a > board with integrated analog circuits to buffer and clamp the incoming > analog to the chip's A/D, perhaps I may need 16-bit A/D and D/Aconverters.> > Communications stuff would be nice, like at least an RS232 or 423 or 422 > and preferably a USB. Ethernet isn't really desired. > > > Ideally I need this: > > TMS320F2812 > USB > RS232/RS422 > 4x independent 16-bit SAR A/D at least 50ksps > 4x independent 16-bit D/A at least 50ksps > 8x differential inputs with configurable scaling and clamping to the > DSP's built-in 12-bit A/D converters > JTAG interface for programming/debugging the CPU > access to all other chip signals via headers > maybe an extra 64k RAM would be coolhi look at technosoft.ch offers Statrter kit> At minimum I need this: > > TMS320F2812 > USB > RS232 > 4 channels of 16/12-bit D/A at least 50ksps > 8x differential inputs with configurable scaling and clamping to the > DSP's built-in 12-bit A/D converters > JTAG interface for programming/debugging the CPU > access to all other chip signals via headers > > > Any makers of off-the-shelf 2812 DSP single board computers out there? > I would entertain the possibility of contracting someone to make one as > well, if that turns out to be necessary. So if you or someone you know > is competent at this line of work, please fess up and I'll put you in my > folder of potential contractors. > > Thanks. > > > Good day! > > > > -- > ____________________________________ > Christopher R. Carlen > Principal Laser/Optical Technologist > Sandia National Laboratories CA USA > crcarle@sandia.gov >
