It is pretty common to use DRAM with an FPGA to manipulate large amounts of data True, but your essay confuses acquisition with storage. As a rule, by the tim

It is pretty common to use DRAM with an FPGA to manipulate large amounts of data True, but your essay confuses acquisition with storage. As a rule, by the time the data is stuffed into a DRAM somewhere, it's already been timestamped. If you're right, and it hasn't been, then, yep, that's (a) problem.