Digital oscilloscope with fractional-order calculus operation and display functions
A fractional-order calculus, digital oscilloscope technology, applied in digital differential analyzers, electrical digital data processing, digital data processing components, etc., can solve the problems of digital oscilloscope storage resources and limited computing power
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[0121] In this example, the input analog signal is a sine wave of 500KHz and an amplitude of 1V, and the pixels in the waveform display area of the digital oscilloscope are 1000 points in the horizontal direction (that is, L=1000) in a total of 10 grids (that is, X=10) and 800 points in the vertical direction. There are 10 grids in total. In the specific implementation process, the data acquisition and fractional-order calculation are realized by the FPGA model XC7K160T-2FFG676I, the ADC model is AD9628, the number of channels is 2, and the sampling rate is 100MSPS configured through the FPGA.
[0122] In this example, the time base gear T base =1μs / div and fractional order a=-0.5, that is, to perform fractional differential operation;
[0123] In this embodiment, there are four fractional operation units, that is, N=4. Table 2 is the 4 fractional operation units THD 1 ,THD 2 ,THD 3 ,THD 4 The situation of the first operation (4 system clocks):
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