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Design of a Data Acquisition System Based on ARM

LI Zeng-quan

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This paper research in Data Acquisition bases a background of the rotating machinery condition monitoring and diagnosing system. The hardware and software design of embedded development system based on ARM processor and ARM Linux are completed eventually. This embedded system is powerful, low-cost and has very strong practicability and emergent novelty.

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This paper research in Data Acquisition bases a background of the rotating machinery condition monitoring and diagnosing system. The hardware and software design of embedded development system based on ARM processor and ARM Linux are completed eventually. This embedded system is powerful, low-cost and has very strong practicability and emergent novelty.

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This paper research in Data Acquisition bases a background of the rotating machinery condition monitoring and diagnosing system. The hardware and software design of embedded development system based on ARM processor and ARM Linux are completed eventually. This embedded system is powerful, low-cost and has very strong practicability and emergent novelty.

Key concepts: Data acquisition, ARM architecture, Novelty, Embedded system, Software, Computer hardware, Computer science, Engineering

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