An fpga-based x-ray detector acquisition control and signal processing device for steel cord conveyor belt
A signal processing device and optical detector technology, which is applied in the direction of measuring device, program control, computer control, etc., can solve the problem of unsatisfactory correction effect, and achieve the effect of accurate online monitoring, low complexity, and high integration
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[0087] The FPGA-based steel cord conveyor belt X-ray detector acquisition control and signal processing device of the present invention is applied to a conveyor belt steel cord X-ray detector containing 4 sets of photoelectric converters.
[0088] image 3 Shown is the block diagram of the signal acquisition module in the detector. The photoelectric conversion module contains 4 sets of photoelectric conversion boards. Each set of photoelectric conversion boards connects 4 (maximum 8) photoelectric conversion boards in series to generate 1 serial electrical signal; 4 sets of photoelectric conversion boards generate 4 serial electricity The signal is sent to the signal acquisition module at the same time for amplification, filtering and A / D conversion to increase the signal acquisition rate. The signal conditioning circuit is composed of an emitter follower, a differential-to-single-ended circuit and a differential amplifier; the A / D conversion circuit uses TI’s AD7667 chip, which ...
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