> Well, my application requires roughly 20 MHz ( :O ... I know )...
> However, the DACs are not a problem, I can afford them.
OK, Well to digitize a 20M signal you need to sample it at 40M rate.
Then just send the digital levels out through the usb port one bit at
a time which will require arou
On 17/08/11 14:28, Jaidev Deshpande wrote:
Hi
> Is there some way I can use Python to send data through a USB port and
> control the data in real-time?
Yes, but its not what I'd call easy!
> How can I send the digitized form of this array through a USB port,
> and then convert it back into
On 2011/08/17 03:28 PM, Jaidev Deshpande wrote:
Hi
Is there some way I can use Python to send data through a USB port and
control the data in real-time?
(For instance, I can make a sinusoidal wave of a given specification,
and visualize it using NumPy / Matplotlib. How can I send the
digiti
Hi
Is there some way I can use Python to send data through a USB port and
control the data in real-time?
(For instance, I can make a sinusoidal wave of a given specification, and
visualize it using NumPy / Matplotlib. How can I send the digitized form of
this array through a USB port, and then co
