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A Design Method for Digital Control System Based on FPGA

Chao Wu

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Abstract

This paper introduces a design method for digital control system based on FPGA. And the design method is applied to an digital control system of one by one comparison insert compensation. Practice indicates that the design method based on FPGA provides new method and train of thought for complex digital system.

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This paper introduces a design method for digital control system based on FPGA. And the design method is applied to an digital control system of one by one comparison insert compensation. Practice indicates that the design method based on FPGA provides new method and train of thought for complex digital system.

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This paper introduces a design method for digital control system based on FPGA. And the design method is applied to an digital control system of one by one comparison insert compensation. Practice indicates that the design method based on FPGA provides new method and train of thought for complex digital system.

Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Digital control, Design methods, Computer science, Compensation (psychology), Control (management), Control system, Embedded system

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