Recently, a synthetic formic-acid laser diagnostic system
has been deployed in HL-2A tokamak. However, the main electronics of
the subsystems were discrete devices, and multimodal data analysis
remained out of reach. In this work, we developed a novel compact
high sensitivity Phasemeter (CHSP) system to integrate
interferometer, far-forward collective scattering diagnostic (FCS),
and Faraday effect polarimeter. It provides a framework for
real-time intelligent diagnosis such as plasma disruptions
prediction. We also propose a Synchronous Fast Fourier Transform
(SFFT) method for suppression of spectral leakage and noise
reduction. Experimental results indicate that the electronics system
accuracy is about 1.0× 1015/m-3, which fully meets
the requirements of HL-2A. This work represents a crucial step
toward a high-performance intelligent diagnosis in HL-2A.