steve@doc.ksu.ksu.edu (Steve Schallehn) (07/20/90)
A question that goes along with this discussion is the source of such audio A/D chips. What are some manufactures, data widths, ect. Are some A/D's specialized for audio. I am interested in playing with digital sounds, but have no knowledge of the A/D chips. -Steve Schallehn, KB0AGD Electrical Engg. Student -- _____________________________________________________________________________ Steve Schallehn | Internet : steve@ksuvm.ksu.edu Kansas State University | UUCP : ..!rutgers!ksuvax1!ksuvm.bitnet!steve Manhattan, Kansas 66506 | Bitnet : STEVE@KSUVM
v105l4lg@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (collie) (07/20/90)
In article <1990Jul20.043819.27608@maverick.ksu.ksu.edu>, steve@doc.ksu.ksu.edu (Steve Schallehn) writes... >A question that goes along with this discussion is the source of such >audio A/D chips. What are some manufactures, data widths, ect. >Are some A/D's specialized for audio. I am interested in playing >with digital sounds, but have no knowledge of the A/D chips. Check out the old Radio Shack they have a very neat little one called TLC548 it's very flexible.The only draw back with this chip is that it dumps out the data serialy,but you can add a 8-bit register and change all that.It can sample a signal at 40Khz per sec,and comes with an internal clock,sample and hold,8-bit A/D converter,data register,and control logic all in one package.I have had no problems with this little beast. I have no connections with the Rat Shack what so ever. ******************************************************************************* collie ******************************************************************************* x