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Quad AFE5805 to Laptop data transfer

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I need to transfer data from 4 AFE5805 devices to a Laptop for an industrial ultrasound application. The data is filtered and oversampled resulting in 32 channels at 4 to 6 Msamples/sec for an aggregate date rate of 1.5 to 2.3 Gb/s. The data has to go into a laptop without further processing for storage, where they are later post processed. I would appreciate any suggestions and recommendations for the best solution. In particular, which interface to the laptop is best?

Some further info:

- There is likely to be an FPGA to deserialize.  However, the client is very reluctant to adopt anything but minimal complexity in the FPGA and would prefer off-the-shelf solutions as much as possible

- USB 3.0  may be possible. However the USB 3.0 FPGA cores are large and complex. 

- PCIe is also a possibility. Is it possible to connect PCIe directly into an ExpressCard slot on laptops ?

- Any other elegant solutions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks

  • Bernard,

    Are you trying to run 32 channels simultaneously?  Also, I believe you need Fclk and Lclk so that should make 48 Channels, right?

    You obviously need some interface between your system board and the Laptop.  I will keep looking, but I would try something like National Instruments for a PCI express or PCMCIA card.

    Thanks,

    Chuck Smyth