Thanks for the reply and the links! I'm okay with a more expensive FPGA chip if it significantly simplifies the implementation. I'm probably biting off more tha

Thanks for the reply and the links! I'm okay with a more expensive FPGA chip if it significantly simplifies the implementation. I'm probably biting off more than I can chew trying to start FPGA dev with something like this, so I'll also look into simpler starter projects. > PIO is very precise within its specified capabilities, this range is just very low compared to cheap FPGAs. Good to know, I don't plan on pushing RP2040s to their limit any time soon. They're still excellent for lower speed projects.