On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 21:25 -0800, Vasile Surducan wrote:
> Hi Herbert,
> 
> I need a PCMCIA one is mandatory. I had an ideea so I'm writting it
> here in the case I'll forget it.
> The PCMCIA TV tuners (and there are a lot of cheap analog and DVBT on
> the market) have all an 8, 9 or 10 bit fast AD inside. So, with a
> little struggle and by written a driver for the PCMCIA in 16 bit or
> buscard, theoretically you may get a DSO from a TV tuner (and you may
> get also a programable sinusoidal IQ generator if the tuner has IF
> outputs). Unfortunately I have no time for this and my advanced
> software friends are all busy so I preffer to buy one.

Sorry to be "stubborn", but you mention you need PCMCIA mandatory, I'm
just wondering why?

PCMCIA is very quickly disappearing from the market. USB is just so much
easier in many ways for the manufacturers. If number of USB ports is an
issue, PC-Card USB2.0 cards are plentiful and cheap (<$25US in my area),
might be a solution.

Otherwise, if you really have to stick with PCMCIA unfortunately I can't
help, haven't seen a digital scope card for PCMCIA. Doesn't mean it
doesn't exist, just haven't personally seen one when I was researching
for one.

TTYL

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