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This project started as an investigation of high speed A/D interfacing to a Xilinx development board. Components that now exist and will be posted include - A design for an 8-bit, 100MHz, 4-channel A/D PCB that interfaces to a Digilent (http://www.digilentinc.com) Nexys FPGA board.
- VHDL code to clock the A/D's, optionally downsample, and capture samples into the FPGA's on-chip memory.
- Firmware for the USB chip on the Nexys to support data transfer to a Linux PC.
- Drivers to access the data using the Octave signal processing language.
Octave (http://www.gnu.org/software/octave) programs can be used to capture and display A/D data, providing a rudimentary oscilloscope function. This Google code project was started 06Apr2009. My goal is to complete the setup by mid-May. UPDATE Main hosting for this project is going to be on Source Forge. See http://mhz100q.sourceforge.net .
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