Wireless sensor network testing node with microdrive and data synchronizing capacity
A wireless sensor and micro-hard disk technology, applied in the field of perception and measurement and control, can solve the problem that test data cannot be collected at high speed for a long time, large-capacity storage and verification
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[0019] A further detailed description will be given below based on the accompanying drawings, which are only schematic illustrations of the present invention and are not intended to be limiting. in:
[0020] The asynchronous clock condition refers to the situation that the integrated functional modules inside the FPGA need to be driven by different frequency clocks. The asynchronous data flow referred to refers to the data loss and congestion caused by inconsistent data throughput between modules under this condition. Taking a working frequency of the wireless test node described in this article as an example (only for illustrative frequency, the specific frequency value is variable), the FPGA itself uses a 20MHz crystal oscillator drive, the AD sampling controller uses a 2.5MHz crystal oscillator drive, and the Nios II soft core uses Driven by 50MHz, the system SDRAM needs to be driven by a clock with the same frequency as Nios II but with a different phase. The MicroSD card...
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