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Topic: Gameboy Advance Digital Sample Oscilloscope
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pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	21-01-2006 22:57 As the parts are getting harder to find for the GBDSO Do you think it would be worth developing a Gameboy Advance (GBA) version of the GBDSO or Not The GBDSO works on the GBA but in an emulation mode The GBA is about 4 times faster than the Gameboy Yes or No
ruben852 1 post Popping In	26-01-2006 02:08 yes.
pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	26-01-2006 13:44 I was going to try and make it 12 bit adc dual channel any more suggestions Pete
pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	20-06-2007 14:51 I have now got the circuit working but have upgrade the idea a bit. I now use Fifo memory and a 100Msps ADC. The hope is to get a speeds of between 0 and 100Msps. I have built a prototype and have managed to get 12Msps but I am currently working on the Front end. www.cardiagnostic.co.uk/gbadso.htm Post edited by pmhunt on 20-06-2007 15:39 Post edited by pmhunt on 20-06-2007 15:53 Post edited by pmhunt on 20-06-2007 15:53
spergoffelectri 1 post Popping In	23-08-2007 04:23 Hi: l need price pcb or kits Gadso.Thank you
pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	01-09-2007 21:27 I am think of submittimg this project to elektor to publish
pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	01-09-2007 21:28 I am think of submittimg this project to elektor to publish
Trev138 2 posts Popping In	30-10-2007 21:52 I was just wondering how your project is coming on? Id definately have one if you get it up and running.
Trev138 2 posts Popping In	30-10-2007 21:53 I was just wondering how your project is coming on? Id definately have one if you get it up and running.
pmhunt 13 posts Popping In	21-11-2007 05:26 Current status of project is that a new prototype is under construction. A FPGA is being used with a Flash memory. Sample rate is currently 50msps

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