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The '''M382''' is a custom gate array IC designed by [[Brian Rhodefer]] and used in 11000-series plug-ins.
The '''M382''' is a custom gate array IC designed by [[Brian Rhodefer]] used in 11000-series plug-ins, where it serves three functions:
The M382 serves three functions in an 11000-series plug-in:
* [[ACVS|Analog Control Voltage System (ACVS)]] management. Once the M382 has been given the values for each of the ACVS voltages, it takes care of sending data to the DAC and controlling the sample-and-hold circuits. The M382 periodically refreshes the sample-and-hold voltages without any involvement of the main microprocessor.
* [[ACVS|Analog Control Voltage System (ACVS)]] management. Once the M382 has been given the values for each of the ACVS voltages, it takes care of sending data to the DAC and controlling the sample-and-hold circuits. The M382 periodically refreshes the sample-and-hold voltages without any involvement of the main microprocessor.
* sequencing the channels by controlling the amplifiers' output enable signals, as described on page 95 of the [[Media:Tek 11000-series plug-in to main frame interface manual.pdf|11000-Series Plug-in to Main Frame Interface Manual]]
* sequencing the channels by controlling the amplifiers' output enable signals, as described on page 95 of the [[Media:Tek 11000-series plug-in to main frame interface manual.pdf|11000-Series Plug-in to Main Frame Interface Manual]]
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[[Category:Tektronix-made integrated circuits]]
[[Category:Tektronix-made monolithic integrated circuits]]

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