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High-speed digital signal processing and control

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A framework based on the delta operator as the basic dynamical element in the representation of signals and systems is a novel approach for solving digital signal processing and control problems. A systems calculus allowing for the unification and discrete time formulations for signal processing and control problems is the result of this approach. The systems calculus provides for a smooth transition from sampled-data algorithms to their continuous-time counterparts, and the result is enhanced numerical conditioning of high-speed regime algorithms. Applications for this formulation include problems of system state estimation, system identification and time-series modeling and digital control system design. Other applications include wide-band communications and digital control.

Author: Goodwin, Graham C., Middleton, Richard H., Poor, H. Vincent
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Publication Name: Proceedings of the IEEE
Subject: Electronics
ISSN: 0018-9219
Year: 1992
Systems analysis, Algorithms, Numerical analysis, Algorithm, Digital signal processors, Modeling, Data modeling software, Control engineering, Signal processing, System Design, Applications, Time Series, Digital Signal Processor, Calculus, Calculus (Mathematics)

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Programming real-time applications with SIGNAL

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The SIGNAL programming language, and its compiler, are described. SIGNAL is based on synchronous principles and is designed to provide safe, real-time system programming. A mathematical model of multiple-clocked flows of events and data defines SIGNAL's semantics. The language's programs describe the relations for such objects, making it possible to program a real-time application via constraints. The compiler's calculation of system solutions makes it useful as a proof system and is a natural way to derive a program's multiprocessor executions. SIGNAL provides the programmer with an intuitive, block-diagram-style graphical user interface. SIGNAL is described in detail.

Author: Le Guernic, Paul, Gautier, Thierry, Le Borgne, Michel, Le Maire, Claude
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Publication Name: Proceedings of the IEEE
Subject: Electronics
ISSN: 0018-9219
Year: 1991
Programming languages, Mathematics, Semantics, Real time systems, Programming Language, Real-Time System, Scientific Research, Synchronous, Compiler/decompiler, Compilers (Software), Program Comments

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