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FPGA Based Sensory/Actuation Embedded System

Mohsin M. Jamali, Benjamin J. Tran

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Abstract

Modern flight control systems process data from various sensors, execute control algorithms, and send data to various output devices and actuators. All control operations must be processed in real-time. Implementation of this system in embedded form would require the use of modern technology such as, DSPs, FPGAs or ASICs.

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Modern flight control systems process data from various sensors, execute control algorithms, and send data to various output devices and actuators. All control operations must be processed in real-time. Implementation of this system in embedded form would require the use of modern technology such as, DSPs, FPGAs or ASICs.

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Modern flight control systems process data from various sensors, execute control algorithms, and send data to various output devices and actuators. All control operations must be processed in real-time. Implementation of this system in embedded form would require the use of modern technology such as, DSPs, FPGAs or ASICs.

Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Embedded system, Computer science, Actuator, Process (computing), Application-specific integrated circuit, Control system, Computer hardware

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