which mesa card combo should i use?
11 Apr 2018 10:52 #108801
by andypugh
I actually have no idea why he recommended the 6i68 except that is has an awful lot of pins. However it is no good without a 3x20 and those cost $377.
For lots of IO you can connect 8 smart-serial devices to a single 7i44 or 7i74 and that will give you 384 GPIO pins in various combinations. (The protocol supports twice that, but none of the current cards have more than 48 pins)
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is this board possible to use with combo 7i33TA and 7i44?Can i use Xilinx ise to creat a custom bitfile for it too?
I actually have no idea why he recommended the 6i68 except that is has an awful lot of pins. However it is no good without a 3x20 and those cost $377.
For lots of IO you can connect 8 smart-serial devices to a single 7i44 or 7i74 and that will give you 384 GPIO pins in various combinations. (The protocol supports twice that, but none of the current cards have more than 48 pins)
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11 Apr 2018 14:22 #108810
by thang
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As far as I can see looking at the available firmwares there are not any standard Hostmot2 firmwares that don't fit into the smaller card.
(But there don't seem to be any precompiled bitfiles for your particular needs)[/quote]
I could creat a custom bitfile, no matter.
(But there don't seem to be any precompiled bitfiles for your particular needs)[/quote]
I could creat a custom bitfile, no matter.
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11 Apr 2018 14:28 - 11 Apr 2018 16:16 #108811
by thang
awesome, i didnt know about these 7i69-7i72 cards
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For lots of IO you can connect 8 smart-serial devices to a single 7i44 or 7i74 and that will give you 384 GPIO pins in various combinations. (The protocol supports twice that, but none of the current cards have more than 48 pins)
awesome, i didnt know about these 7i69-7i72 cards
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11 Apr 2018 16:17 #108824
by andypugh
7i64 is nice too (though expensive).
It can handle pretty high voltages and significant currents.
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awesome, i didnt know about these 7i69-7i72 cards
7i64 is nice too (though expensive).
It can handle pretty high voltages and significant currents.
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