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The Design and Implementation of High-speed Data Acquisition System Based on FPGA

Yan Sun

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This paper discusses a high-speed data acquisition system based on FPGA.In the system,FPGA is used to control logic timing control of logic timing signals and storage of data.By using it,the problem that the access speed does not match with the acquisition rate is resolved,which simplifies the design of the whole system.

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This paper discusses a high-speed data acquisition system based on FPGA.In the system,FPGA is used to control logic timing control of logic timing signals and storage of data.By using it,the problem that the access speed does not match with the acquisition rate is resolved,which simplifies the design of the whole system.

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This paper discusses a high-speed data acquisition system based on FPGA.In the system,FPGA is used to control logic timing control of logic timing signals and storage of data.By using it,the problem that the access speed does not match with the acquisition rate is resolved,which simplifies the design of the whole system.

Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Data acquisition, Computer science, Computer hardware, Control logic, Embedded system, FPGA prototype, Control system

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