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Product recommendation for generation of waveforms to control a pair of scanning mirrors

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIPD192, DAC8803EVM, DAC8814EVM, 5-6KINTERFACE, TMDSDSK5416, DAC8803

Hello,

I have a pair of scanning galvanometer mirrors in a laser-imaging system that are controlled by periodic waveforms generated from an NI-DAQ. I need more flexibility in the generated waveform though. Ideally, I need to be able to perform waveform updates on a sample-by-sample basis as opposed to multiple periods/samples at once. I was thinking maybe generate the waveform on a microcontroller and have it drive a DAC, but the challenge is that the sample clock, provided externally, runs at 400 kHz, which means that at 8 bits/sample and 2 output channels, the minimum data rate is ~ 6.4 Mbps. Is there a TI product (EVM or something similar) that I could use to achieve this? Also, the voltage range is -/+ 10V and ideally I'd like to be able to connect to it using SMA or BNC cables. 

Thanks,

Mohamed