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The PCM-MIO analog- and digital-I/O board from WinSystems expands the capabilities of PC/104 computers that operate in the -40[degrees]C to +85[degrees]C temperature range. Developers have a choice of 16 single-ended or eight differential-input channels that go to ADCs with resolutions of either 12 bits or 16 bits over four standard voltage ranges. Eight independent 12-bit DACs produce voltages in four standard ranges. The circuitry requires neither trimming resistors nor adjustments. …


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