A number of Amplicon's data acquisition cards have Linux® Comedi drivers. Comedi provides an open source standard for data acquisition plug-in boards. The standard supports a variety of common data acquisition plug-in boards. The drivers are implemented as a core Linux kernel module providing common functionality and individual low-level driver modules.
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The following Amplicon Digital and Analogue IO cards have Comedi drivers and are supported under Linux:
| Product Number |
Brief Product Description |
|---|---|
| PC36AT | ISA card with 24 digital IO lines |
| PCI236 | PCI card with 24 digital IO lines |
| PCIe236 | PCI Express card with 24 digital IO lines and 6 (2×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PC263 | ISA 16 line Relay card |
| PCI263 | PCI 16 line Relay card |
| PC212E | ISA card with 24 digital IO lines and 12 (4×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PC214E | ISA card with 48 (2×24) digital IO lines and 3 software-configured counter channels |
| PC215E | ISA card with 48 (2×24) digital IO lines and 6 (2×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PCI215 | PCI card with 48 (2×24) digital IO lines and 6 (2×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PCIe215 | PCI Express card with 48 (2×24) digital IO lines and 6 (2×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PC218E | ISA card with 18 (6×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PC272E | ISA card with 72 (3×24) digital IO lines |
| PCI272 | PCI card with 72 (3×24) digital IO lines |
| PCIe296 | PCI Express card with 96 (4×24) digital IO lines and 6 (2×3) software-configured counter channels |
| PCI224 | PCI 3 Counters, 16 multiplexed 12-bit DACs with FIFO buffer |
| PCI234 | PCI 3 Counters, 4 multiplexed 16-bit DACs with FIFO buffer |
| PCI230 | PCI 3 Counters, 16 multiplexed ADCs with FIFO buffer, 2 DACs |
| PCI260 | PCI 3 Counters, 16 multiplexed ADCs with FIFO buffer |
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