> I think that both the ADC-16 and ADC-24 hardware will do that, they
> both have a 512 sample fifo. Looks like you can do two simultaneous
> samples on the ADC-16, and four on the ADC-24. External triggering is
> only available on the ADC-16 though, if your app needs it.
>
> But the only software I've seen for those TS boards is a shell
> library, kind of a proof-of-concept, test-the-hardware thing, although
> the TS website says a driver is available. I think the HW can do what
> you want; it's a question of getting software to fully exercise the
> board. If you roll your own (as I guess you do, being a bit-twiddler
>:), no problem.
>
> I'd read through the ADC data sheets (LTC1859 and AD7266) to see if
> either would work for you.
Yeah, at least for this initial prototype I was probably going to use
the ADC-24 but I was hoping for more than a proof of concept shell
script and that's all they have (I checked). I can certainly do my own
but I've never done more than basic ADC stuff before so it will be a
learning experience. I don't really seem to hear about the -16 and -24
from anyone out there so I wasn't sure if they were recommended or if
something better existed.
Thanks
--
Matthew Harrell
Bit Twiddlers, Inc.
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