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MHZ100Q - on sourceforge
I can now digitize one signal at 100MHz using
my A/D card, capture in the Digilent Xilinx FPGA board, and upload
to a PC via the USB port. I'm using Octave to upload and display
the data, making a sort of oscilloscope. So I decided it's time to
create a sourceforge open-source project.
It's http://mhz100q.sourceforge.net
. Code is all in Subversion. It's all there, but I still need to
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