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April 1st 08, 08:35 PM
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Sheet-beam tubes (6ar8, 7360, etc) as analog multipliers
Tim Wescott wrote:
snip 2: There are any number of hot-rod DSP chips that'll fit into a T6-1/2 envelope, complete with ADC's, DAC's and a power supply to run off of 6.3VAC. Sealing the glass up without messing up the DSP may be a challenge, but you could always fudge and use acrylic. This would be a new acme in solid-state (Fetron-style) replacements  Michael |
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