??? 02/17/09 19:27 Read: times |
#162528 - re: how Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard Erlacher said:
I need to move a large burst (~500 Mbytes) of serial (not ASYNC-formatted) data that arrives at a steady synchronous rate of ~10 Mbits/second into a PC from an 085x-based piece of hardware. These bursts cannot be interrupted, but are quite infrequent (~ one such burst per hour). 10 Mb/s is a puny data rate. I've got a Medium Camera Link set-up here that's doing 320 MB/s (that's capital B for bytes, four bytes per clock at 80 MHz). SCSI 320 can do that, too. USB is clearly ruled out because of its intermittent interaction with Windows. LOL, that's ridiculous. Use isochronous transfers using high-speed USB 2.0. Iso transfers guarantee bandwidth. -a |