Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing in beam diagnostics: A review of DSP formalism, algorithms and networks
I. R. Linscott
Abstract
I. R. Linscott
Abstract
The use of digital signal processing techniques in beam diagnostics is reviewed, with the desire to provide an understanding of the match between diagnostic needs and DSP solutions. Beginning with a short introduction to the formalism of Digital Signal Processing, the advantages of using DSP for instrumentation is linked to the choice of DSP algorithms and DSP architecture.
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The use of digital signal processing techniques in beam diagnostics is reviewed, with the desire to provide an understanding of the match between diagnostic needs and DSP solutions. Beginning with a short introduction to the formalism of Digital Signal Processing, the advantages of using DSP for instrumentation is linked to the choice of DSP algorithms and DSP architecture.
Key concepts: Digital signal processing, Signal processing, Formalism (music), Computer science, Digital signal processor, Instrumentation (computer programming), Computer hardware, Algorithm