Hello all,
New to the site but a long time follower of Dave and the EEVBlog.
I am brain storming a possible design for an interesting project that involves measuring the slew rates from 100 op-amps.
The conundrum I'm running into is the stage after the measurements are taken (not necessarily making the measurements themselves):
How would one go about (simultaneously) sending the measured data from 100 op amps to some sort of storage for later processing?Is there a protocol or scheme that would allow this?
(Parallel (FPGA) vs. Serial (I2C, SPI, etc))
Since there are limits to the amplitude of the input voltage and frequency limits of whatever op amp in question is being measured for slew rate, let's just try to to keep this simple and focus on how to send the data. Preferably a test bed that is somewhat low cost yet reasonably accurate. Raspberry Pi, Arduinos, chaining multiple ADCs, etc are all fair game. Outside the proverbial black-box is encouraged.
Interested to see what other's thoughts were.
Thanks in advance,
Ray