In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, MyYz400 wrote:

Well after looking at it some more, I will just stick with 8-bit (easier that way).  I guess to keep things simple I could use the onboard RAM, but thats only 136 bytes... it's not much.  I dont know much about microcontrollers (even tho I own the SX project kit).  I assume ram is easy to put the data in, but the EE/FLASH memory is mostly for the programing.  But with a max clock cycle of 75MIPS, that only leave 7.5 instruction cycles per sample, which really isnt enough.  Am I thinking in the wrong way?  How do these big time digital storage oscilloscope guys do it?

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