>I've been playing around with equivalent-time sampling on a PIC,
>and have put up some info about this on the web.
>http://www.oricomtech.com/ets.htm

Good stuff Dan!  Isn't your first example sort of a non-test, since it
violates the Nyquist criterion?  In other words, isn't it already known that
you can't sample a 120KHz signal at 50KHz rate?  I.e., it requires a minimum
of 240KHz rate.  Or am I missing something?

I'm trying to do something similar, but at much lower frequencies, using the
A/D at 10KHz using a 4MHz crystal.

By the way, that World's Smallest Testbench looks amazing.  Is there any
possibility of an option to reduce the number of input channels for the
logic analyzer to increase the sampling rate?  It would be nice to get a 2-
or 4-channel analyzer running at 5-10MHz instead of the default.  I want one
when it comes out :)

--Andrew
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