Recent content by Lewish

And what is wrong with working the examples in the "Learning Matlab" that comes with the product?

Why does it need to be ultraviolet?

The SimPowerBlockset has several working models for DC motors.

Did you look at what is available in the SimPowerBlockset? I don't know if what you want is there or not, but it is a good place to start.

Well, you can now forget Caldera. They bought SCO/Unix and are cancelling their Linux distribution. I am currently running 2 servers on Redhat 8.

Unit Delay will not do that for you. Input ordering will.

You ain't gonna get there that way with 4% accuracy. Use the optocouler for isolation. You can get them all the way up to 2500volts iso quite cheaply. Then use a V-to-F on the one LED side and an F-to-V on the other side. You can pretty readily get down to 1% accuracy.

Why would you want to do that?

OR, a faster easier way, is to use a screen capture utility, and capture a picture of the Scope with its data, and paste that into word as a picture object.

Ok, I will give you the first step. Use a "To Workspace" block to get the data to a variable that is globally visible. Now, save only the waveform part of that variable to a new variable for export to word.

I have had good experiences with Gennum chips. They are a little known company with good products. I haven't used the ones you are talking about, but give their apps guy a call and ask him to tell of some customers using those chips.

Take a look at this website... http://home.earthlink.net/~ojmsmith/indexd.html You can get a copy of his patents and figure out what he is doing. It is very simple and very elegant. Very worth considering. Let us know what you decide on.

And you have how much budget to pay for this?

Why not subscribe to TI's DSP magazine "Embedded Edge"? You might find what you want it there.

You might look at Supertex for high-voltage muxes.