This invention discloses a dynamic sequential value filtering method and
system for 16-channel 16-bit analog signals, relating to the field of industrial
process control technology. The method includes the following steps: S1, receiving 16 channels of high-precision analog inputs, filtering thresholds, filtering
modes, and value acquisition
modes in parallel to construct a
dynamic filtering parameter set; S2, based on the
dynamic filtering parameter set, performing parallel comparison operations on the 16 analog inputs within a single
clock cycle to generate a valid numerical sequence that meets the filtering conditions. This invention employs a parallel architecture design, supporting flexible switching between multiple filtering and value acquisition
modes, and is adaptable to a wide range of scenarios. Through precision normalization
processing and synchronous output of valid flag bits, it ensures
data processing accuracy and output reliability. The
modular architecture design is clear, with standardized interfaces, facilitating integration, maintenance, and
functional expansion. The dedicated parallel architecture enables hardware resource reuse, reducing
computational resource consumption and hardware costs, making it suitable for large-scale, multi-channel batch applications.