I have the Arduino Zero with the MKR ETH Shield (W5500) and would like to sample an analog signal with (at least) 200kSPS with the integrated 12Bit ADC. The sampling with a few custom register settings ("Fast ADC") is working fine, but I have no idea how to transfer the data to the PC. UART communication was easy, but it is not nearly fast enough...
Which protocol is suitable and -more basic- how can I read the data on the PC with "the least possible amount of work"? What would be the most usual way to send the data to a PC in the same network? I would like to log the data and show it on the screen it in a simple form on the PC.
in a project acquiring 10Msps Ethernet was used to send data using UDP datagrams to a Matlab server
have a web search for Arduino ethernet UDP or Arduino TCP/UDP client/server
you could Visual Studio (programmed in C++, C#, VB, etc) to create the form and display the data
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