If the outputs are analog, then an arduino doing the A/D
conversion (pen lift active means ignore inputs).? Output those
values on a serial data line to an off the shelf serial to USB
converter and you're in.? If you want another option, then almost
any of the ST-micro Nucleo 32 board setups would do the same thing
(check specs, please) and have a virtual com port on the
programming/USB interface.?
There's likely arduino sketches that may just do that already.
You'd have to handle the software (maybe) at the PC end.
Harvey
On 2/13/2022 10:32 AM, Attilio wrote:
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Good day everyone,
I recently bought an HP8903B audio analyzer that has output
terminals (X-Plot, Y-Plot, Pen Lift and GND) to connect an
X-Y plotter that I don't have available.
I would like to ask you if it
is possible to get the Plot output on the HP-IB port.
If it were possible, I
thought of connecting the Prologic converter to the HP-IB
port in order to have the HP-IB data converted to USB and
connect a PC with an HP plotter emulator
Alternatively,
is there an X-Y to USB plotter output converter?
Thanks in advance for the
help.
-- Cheers
??? Attilio
