On 29/09/2011 19:49, V G wrote:
>> Have you considered using an FPGA? I've done this sort of thing before,
>> >  if you are familiar with FPGAs this sort of project becomes rather
>> >  trivial.
>> >
> Yes, I have. I have the Nexys 2 board with USB 2.0 high speed as well as
> 32MB of RAM which is perfect for this application. Drawback: I'm not good
> with FPGAs yet. Not enough to trust myself to do this. I still need to le=
arn
> more with them.

I would really think about giving it a go on the FPGA. This seems like a=20
perfect project to learn with, not too hard but enough practical=20
challenges and the reward of a usable tool at the end of it (faster than=20
you will ever get with the PIC32)

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