USB Digital IO Board + Windows control GUI

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  nitinsonar

  Hi,
  Thanks alot for detailed requirement of design.We have worked on Microchip and similar controller extensively and done similar products in past. We can provide you end to end solution for the product requirement and would like to work with you. We can shard some details of similar products developed if you are intrested.
  We will appriciate your response.

  over 1 year ago

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  SilverStarMan

  Hello,
  
  Firstly thank you all for posting a bid. and posting advice. But the main criteria for this project is the budget range.
  
  The project I have posted is common practice for people in the electronics industry, and I am sure that many here have already performed this project. I am not asking for a special full system development with new technology and high risk.
  
  I am flexible with the PCB size, number of IO's. But I do require a windows GUI in C# and either Atmel or Microchip chipset and at least 1 analog input.
  
  If you have an existing system with the full schematic/PCB layout/Gerber/ GUI software and other drivers I will consider purchasing within my budget.
  
  Regards,

  over 1 year ago

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  ganduyantech

  Looks like this board is a development kit. I suggest you buy dev kit from microchip.Your budget is not even enough for schematic and PCB layout. How much more if you include firmware and software?

  over 1 year ago

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  wdanford

  Why don't you look at National Instruments, http://www.ni.com/ ? I have been in this (electronics product development and production) business for over 30 years. NI has several USB devices. You will likely need to use more than one as most I observe are only digital I/O or only analog I/O. But you get finished products ready to use. For the GUI part just get NI LabWindows (ANSI C based) or LabView (a GUI based development platform). I have personally used LabWindows. This one lets you set up a GUI for user system interface. All instrument control, programm flow is in ANSI C. These softwares are for a Windows PC. As najam969 points out the budget range is way too low for such development work. But then too the NI products are well above your budget range. But with NI you are getting well built precision products that will work as specified. I have used NI products for test systems development. They are good.

  over 1 year ago

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  hvkamat

  We have expertise in developing embedded systems using Texas instruments, Slicon Laboratories, Atmel, Microchip and Freescale MCU. I have experience of 20+ years in designing embedded systems.
  
  We can execute your project to your requirements. The quote for service charges. ,The cost of Bill of materials including PCB, Components would be extra.
  
  Looking forward to working with you. Regards,

  over 1 year ago

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  najam696

  Hi;
  I can do the project but the bid is too low for
  1. controller programming
  2. PCB layout programming
  3. C# programming
  
  Can it be increased. ???
  Regards;
  Najam

  over 1 year ago

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  ssirota

  Hi again,
  I'm sending to you a file with samples of works.
  The PCB had 6 layers, with blind and buried vias, SMD down to 0402
  and the board size was 67mmX97mm and 222 components, 769 vias (0.15 Hole, .4 Diameter), Track width/clearence down to 5 mils. Tool : Altium Designer Summer 09
  For your PCB, I would use vias 16 mils (Hole Size) and 34 mils (Diameter) and tracks width / clearence down to 9 mils, preferred 10 mils
  If you want more details about my experience, please, feel free in contact me.
  Regards, Sergio

  Attachment: Work+Samples.rar

  over 1 year ago

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