High-end microcontrollers often use large, complex crossbar switches and other technologies to maximize throughput and performance. Low-end microcontrollers typically feature a simple bus structure.
Two multifunction 16-bit, 200-kHz acquisition boards for the PCI bus cost up to 33% less than the lowest priced 16-bit competitors, while furnishing high-performance features such as waveform-capable ...
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