Donation.

[Sean.Gilmour@analog.com (Gilmour, Sean)]

Hi Phil and Jean,

I do not know of any specific motherboard that can be bought separately with the ADM1032 on it. They typically have gone into Notebooks, XBox etc where the motherboards are generally not sold separately.

The general idea of our eval boards is to provide a simple environment that system designers can use to figure out how to program and use our devices.

They can generally be connected either through the DIMMs or PCI slots to a motherboard SMBus and can therefore be accessed by the motherboard. Our latest eval boards have an edge that can be slotted into a PCI slot to access the SMBus (when available on the PCI) and power these are not released yet.

Basically if you need any eval boards or samples let me know and I'll do what I can to get you one.

I was talking with Mary Burke who has also supported you, we both work in the same department so just let either one of us know if you need anything.

Regards,
Se?n.



-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Edelbrock [mailto:phil@edgedesign.us] 
Sent: 10 October 2003 21:58
To: sensors@Stimpy.netroedge.com
Cc: Gilmour, Sean
Subject: Re: Donation.



Jean, you might want an evaluation board?


Phil

Jean Delvare wrote:

>>I like your website. I am involved in development of Temperature and 
>>Systems Monitoring Devices for Analog Devices.
>>
>>If you need evaluation systems for any of our temperature and systems 
>>monitoring products let me know and I'll send you them free.
>>    
>>
>
>Thanks a lot for the kind proposal. We always have been receiving a 
>great cooperation from Analog Devices, you're probably the sensor 
>company with the best support :)
>
>I plan to add support for the ADM1032 (BTW, do you know of a 
>motherboard that has an ADM1032 on it?), so I sure would be happy if 
>you could provide one sample for me to work on. That said, I don't know 
>how I could interface such a sample with my computer. I suppose that I 
>would need some special test bench that plugs on the parallel port or 
>similar? Is it something you can provide too, or that I can buy 
>somewhere?
>
>Thanks a lot for your nice words and great support.
>
>  
>