A-D Conversion 1

• Aug 8, 2003

• #2

nbucska

Electrical

Jun 1, 2000

2,191

Well, you can design your own but with PC board, I don't think you can save any money but with vectorboard it may be cheaper...


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• Aug 8, 2003

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• #3

IRstuff

Aerospace

Jun 3, 2002

44,763

The item in question lists for $180. At $20/hr, that's 9 man-hours.

You could not possibly design, fabricate PCB, assemble, integrate, test, and calibrate any home-brew solution in that amount of time.

TTFN

 

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• Aug 12, 2003

• #4

Heydave

Electrical

Feb 24, 2003

94

How many does he want and how much is the learning and satisfaction worth?

 

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• Aug 12, 2003

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• #5

iconchris

Chemical

Aug 8, 2003

7

I have decided to go with an A/D converter supplied by Advantech (ADAM-4012). Thanks for the thoughts and ideas. I would like to learn to make the mods myself, but right now time and money are the driving factor.

 

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