High-SpeedReal-TimeDataAcquisitionSystem Realized by Interleaving/Multiplexing Technique

The interleaving/multiplexing technique was used to realize a 200?MHz real time data acquisition system. Two 100?MHz ADC modules worked parallelly and every ADC plays out data in ping pang fashion. The design improved the system conversion rata to 200?MHz and reduced the speed of data transporting and storing to 50?MHz. The high speed HDPLD and ECL logic parts were used to control system timing and the memory address. The multi layer print board and the shield were used to decrease interference produced by the high speed circuit. The system timing was designed carefully. The interleaving/multiplexing technique could improve the system conversion rata greatly while reducing the speed of external digital interfaces greatly. The design resolved the difficulties in high speed system effectively. The experiment proved the data acquisition system is stable and accurate.

Multi-channel & high-precision data acquisition devi ce for aerospace

This paper describes the detailed desi gn of data acquisition device with multi-channel and high-precision for aerosp ace.Based on detailed analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of tw o common acquisition circuits,the design factors of acquisition device focus o n accuracy,sampling rate,hardware overhead and design space.The me chanical structure of the system is divided into different card layers according to different functions and the structure has the characteristics of high reliability,conveni ence to install and scalability.To ens ure reliable operation mode,the interface uses the optocoupler isolated from th e e xternal circuit.The transmission of signal is decided by the current in the cur rent loop that consists of optocouplers between acquisition device and t est bench.In multi-channel switching circuit,by establ ishing analog multiplexer model,the selection principles of circuit modes are given.

High-speed broadband data acquisition system based on FPGA

A field-programmable gate array(FPGA)based high-speed broadband data acquisition system is designed.The system has a dual channel simultaneous acquisition function.The maximum sampling rate is 500 MSa/s and bandwidth is200 MHz,which solves the large bandwidth,high-speed signal acquisition and processing problems.At present,the data acquisition system is successfully used in broadband receiver test systems.

Design of high-speed signal acquisition system and analysis of signal integrity

The device is used for the test on the fuze detonating time according to the initial velocity of the projectile and the altitude and speed of enemy aircraft flight. For the special requirements of the high-speed signal acquisition in the process, the characteristics of the measured signal are analyzed. The system is investigated in chip selection, signal transmission, signal processing, signal storage, post-production PCB design, etc. The appropriate measures and solutions which affect the integrity and accuracy of the signal in each process are proposed. The rules for the layout of the device and wiring are made. The result show that the measurement values are accurate without loss of data.

Design and implementation of 1 GHz high speed data acquisition system

With the development of current electronic technology, numerous high-speed data acquisition systems provide a variety of potential benefits. This article describes a high-speed data acquisition system which consists of ECL logic and TTL logic devices, samples and stores data with a 1 GHz clock. This system is accomplished easily and works stably. A performance test of this system has been undertaken and the results show that the effective number of bits （ENOB） is more than 6.5 bits.

Ultra-high Speed and Dual-Channel Data Acquisition Card with IGSPS Based on PXI Bus

This paper discusses the chief techniques and design principles of an ultra-high speed and dual-channel data acquisition card based on PXI bus, using FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) as logic controller cell. The instmment consists of pre-pro- cess circuit, A/D converter, SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic random access memory), and control circuit integrated in FPGA. It can achieve allowing up to 1000MHz real-time sampling rate. The test result indicates that the system works normally and the system design is successful.

Design and implementation of high-speed real-time data acquisition system based on FPGA

The electromagnetic radiation will result in informa- tion leakage being recovered when computers work. This article presents a high-speed real-time data acquisition system based on peripheral component interconnect （PCI） bus and field programmable gate array （FPGA） for sampling electromagnetic radiation caused by video signal. The hardware design and controlling flow of each module are introduced in detail. The sampling rate can reach 64 Msps and system transfers speed can be up to 128 Mb/s by using time interleaving, which increases the overall sampling speed of a system by operating two data converters in parallel.

Research and Development on an Embedded Digital Storage Oscillo-scope Based on PXA 270

This paper discusses the chief techniques and design principles of an embedded digital storage oscilloscope based on PXA 270, using FPGA as logic controller cell. The data acquisition partition consists of pre-process circuit, A/D converter, on-board memories, and control circuit integrated in FPGA. In the PB and EVC development environment, developers realized the part of em-bedded software. Actual test showed that the highest real-time sampling rate of the oscilloscope is up to lGHz/s, which has achieved the desired design requirements.

Comprehensive review of tribometer dynamics-Cycle-based data analysis and visualization

Tribologists often rely on triboexperiments to investigate factors that affect a tribosystem.The inherent dynamic behavior of the respective tribometer setups and its effect on data interpretation remain often unknown.In this study,a comprehensive analysis of sensor data obtained from lubricated and dry triboexperiments is performed.Data are generated on a pin-on-disc test rig with a silicon nitride ball on a steel disc contact with a rotation frequency of~3 Hz.High-speed acquisition of sensor data up to 5 kHz is performed to resolve changes in the data within individual cycles.The characteristic frequencies of the system and their temporal evolution are determined via time--frequency analysis,which reveals periodic patterns in the sensor data.Cycle-based data evaluation allows the detection of localized events and changes during an operation and considerably reduces the apparent measurement uncertainty,as compared with an unreduced dataset.The data analysis and visualization routines presented herein may serve as a prototype for further application to tribometer setups.