Hi, all; I'm finally maybe gonna get the funding I've been pursuing for several years, and get to work on a project that's been nagging me for about as long.
I'm looking for a good data acquisition card, 8 differential inputs, 8 to 16 digital I/O channels, counter/timer chip for playground material. I need it to work in both a Wintel (aarghh!) and RTLinux environment (and, of course, not at the same time :>) Gonna try to configure an energy management system. The reason for "Wintel" is in case I fall flat, and end up with an RTL flavored development curve that becomes asymptotic, I gotta have a start at results fairly soon. I can do RTL along the asymptote after the system is up, if need be. Doesn't have to be fast, 12 or 16 bit A/D is cool. 0-10 VDC input range needed. Sample rate is 2 channels per second (no speed demon here....) Something for which the Linux/RTLinux drivers are readily available, and is ISA bus compatible. I got a bunch of 486's and 166 mhz pentium CPU's to pick from for the host, and little of it has any PCI sockets to speak of.. If anyone has a recommendation, testimonial, or cautionary tale to convey please advise at your convenience. Thanks and regards, Raymond C. Minich Mfg, Engrg,.Manager - Special Projects (typically the last title before the ax) Dresser Inc. Bradford, Pa. -- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscribe rtl <Your_email>" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For more information on Real-Time Linux see: http://www.rtlinux.org/
