Delphi Engineering Group's ADC3255 is a PMC, analog to digital converter module designed for digitizing wide bandwidth analog signals at 10 bits, at sampling rates of up to 2 Gsps. Buffering of the digitized data samples is provided onboard. Samples can be transferred to the host board via the PCI bus at a rate of up to 264 Msps (up to 396 Msps when using bit packing).

A Xilinx Virtex 4 FPGA provides continuous sampling, buffering, and timing. Delphi also offers an FPGA design kit which allows custom development of the onboard FPGA. FPGA design can also be customized for specific applications such as digital filtering, data preprocessing and DSP functions such as FFT.

For PC-based systems running Microsoft Windows, Delphi offers ADCView, a signal visualization application which displays sampled data graphically. Through ADCView's graphical user interface, users can configure sampling parameters such as: sampling delay/length, IRQ operation, and triggering options. Sample data exportable to Matlab. The ADC3255 is a PMC based technology that has been rigorously tested to operate on leading PowerPC, PC, and DSP host processor systems. Delphi has a proven track-record of delivering high-performance PMC modules for mission-critical applications.