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Model 1626P Multi-Channel PCM Quick-Look Processor |
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![]() Includes:
IRIG A, B & G Time Code Translator for Time & Status stamping.
64MHz PCM Format Simulator for testing and checkout.
Serial PCM Record / Playback Capability
NEW low-latency IRIG Ch 5 onboard CVSD and PCM encoded Digital Voice processing / reproduction |
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The Model 1626P is a single card "quick-look" PCM Processing card (PCI Multi-Channel Frame Synchronizer) which can be ordered with from one to four PCM Frame Sync / Decommutators, each of which are optimized for PCM stream quality validation and quick-look data processing. The 1626P includes an onboard Time Code Translator, programmable PCM Simulator, and accommodates Acroamatics optional "plug-on" Model 474DM tunable 40 MHz Advanced Digital Bit Synchronizer mezzanine module.
The model 1626P also offers a low-latency onboard CVSD voice processor option, with scalable D/A output, as an option.
Each 1626P onboard decommutator contains a powerful minor frame synchronizer with a 64 bit pattern correlator. The correlator provides programmable pattern, mask, and error tolerance thresholds. Frame synchronization is acquired and maintained with a programmable synchronizer strategy that processes SEARCH, VERIFY, and LOCK states. A programmable watchdog timer returns the decommutator to SEARCH if the input clock is lost. The status of each of the four decommutators can be read over the PCI bus to determine the quality of the input data to each channel. Data, time, and status messages can be stored into a block buffer memory that provides 32-bit messages for each channel.
The messages can be single frames, or generated to the length specified in the corresponding record length register. After the channel block buffer is complete the host processor can read flags or use an interrupt to sense if the data is ready for transfer. The host computer can read any data message directly from the PCI bus, or transfer the record via either of the two DMA channels provided on the PLX interface chip.
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