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@ -30,9 +30,15 @@ One of the main devices in the Sinara family is the 1124 Carrier (codenamed Kasl
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/kasli-soc@2x.png", popup="images/origin/kasli-soc.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 1125 Carrier "Kasli-SoC"
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/isolated-ttl@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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Based on a Zynq-7000 SoC, Kasli-SoC can execute kernels on a 1GHz CPU with a hardware FPU. This enables much heavier software computations to be performed on the core device with a low-latency path to the experiment. Network transfer rates are also greatly increased. Features are otherwise similar as Kasli's.
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{% end %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/isolated-ttl@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 2118/2128/2138 8-channel isolated TTL cards
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@ -42,7 +48,7 @@ More information: <a href="https://github.com/sinara-hw/DIO_BNC/wiki" target="_b
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{% end %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/DIOMCX@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio_mcx.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/DIOMCX@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio_mcx.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 2238 16-channel non-isolated MCX TTL card
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/LVDS@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio_rj45.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/LVDS@2x.png", popup="images/origin/dio_rj45.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 2245 16-channel non-isolated LVDS RJ45 TTL card
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Banker-TTL-1@2x.png", popup="images/origin/banker1.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Banker-TTL-1@2x.png", popup="images/origin/banker1.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 3128 TTL I/O expander "Banker"
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Banker-TTL-2@2x.png", popup="images/origin/banker2.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Banker-TTL-2@2x.png", popup="images/origin/banker2.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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All outputs can be configured either as 3.3 or 5V. They can drive 50Ω load when set to 5V. FPGA can is configured from on-board FLASH. FLASH can be updated over I2C or with the on-board SPI connector.
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@ -105,7 +111,7 @@ There are several DIN-rail compatible modules for use with Banker. They are inte
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Urukul-DDS@2x.png", popup="images/origin/urukul.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Urukul-DDS@2x.png", popup="images/origin/urukul.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 4410/4412 DDS "Urukul"
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Mirny-Synth@2x.png", popup="images/origin/mirny.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Mirny-Synth@2x.png", popup="images/origin/mirny.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 4456 synthesizer "Mirny"
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Zotino-DAC@2x.png", popup="images/origin/zotino.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Zotino-DAC@2x.png", popup="images/origin/zotino.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 5432 DAC "Zotino"
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Sampler-ADC@2x.png", popup="images/origin/sampler.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Sampler-ADC@2x.png", popup="images/origin/sampler.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 5108 Sampler
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Grabber-camera-interface@2x.png", popup="images/origin/grabber.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/Grabber-camera-interface@2x.png", popup="images/origin/grabber.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 6302 Grabber
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/clocker@2x.png", popup="images/origin/clocker.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/clocker@2x.png", popup="images/origin/clocker.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 7210 Clocker
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{% end %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/phaser@2x.png", popup="images/origin/phaser.jpg", alt="", shadow=false) %}
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{% layout_text_img(src="images/phaser@2x.png", popup="images/origin/phaser.jpg", alt="", textleft=true, shadow=false) %}
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##### Sinara 4624 AWG "Phaser"
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