Design of FPGA based DAQ card using PCI express protocol

Khan, Farrukh Ali; Hafeez, Zafir; Mirza, Ashab; Ain, Qurat-ul

doi:10.1109/inmic.2011.6151475

Cited by 6 publications

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“…Lack of reliability might be crucial for design space space exploration, where processor-in-the-loop simulations may run autonomously for several weeks. A possible solution to this problem is employing PCI interface, which has proven to be reliable solution for FPGA to PC communication [18]. However, PCI interface is rarely available on low-cost prototyping boards.…”

Section: Protoip -A New Releasementioning

confidence: 99%

Nonlinear predictive control on a heterogeneous computing platform

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We propose an implementation of an interior-point-based nonlinear predictive controller on a heterogeneous processor. The workload can be split between a general-purpose CPU and a fieldprogrammable gate array to trade off the contradicting design objectives of control performance and computational resource usage. A new way of exploiting the structure of the KKT matrix yields significant memory savings. We report an 18x memory saving, compared to existing approaches, and a 36x speedup over a software implementation with an ARM Cortex-A9 processor. We also introduce a new release of Protoip, which abstracts low-level details of heterogeneous programming and allows processor-in-the-loop verification.

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Nonlinear predictive control on a heterogeneous computing platform

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“…Khan et al employed an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) based DAQ card with a PCI Express (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) communicatio n protocol. PCI Express card has an eight 10-bit ADC and DAC, one digital IO and four PWM outputs (Khan, Hafeez, Mirza, & Ain, 2011). Ocaya performed a PIC16f877 microcontroller-based DAQ system that serially communicates with the computer by RS232 standard (Ocaya, 2005).…”

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Kontrol ve Test Uygulamaları için Düşük Maliyetli MATLAB-Simulink Uyumlu Veri Toplama Kartı Donanımı ve Yazılımı Tasarımı

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Şahin

GÖKÇEN³

2022

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This paper presents a general-purpose data acquisition system is designed for control and test applications. In this data acquisition system, the connections of the input-output ports and peripherals are performed by employing the STM32L4 microcontroller with ARM-Cortex M4 architecture. The microcontroller communicates with the MATLAB-Simulink, transmits given commands to peripheral units, and receives data from the environment. The system has four digital input-output, two analog inputs, two analog outputs, four pulse width modulation outputs, an L298 driver, and encoder inputs. The connections of the peripherals with the microcontroller are transferred to the printed circuit board in the Altium Designer program to perform real-world applications and test. Universal Serial Bus (USB) is used to maintain communication between Simulink library and controller. This communication process provides not only the control of input-output, sensors and driver ports but also opportunity of transfer the process of sampled data. The library created in the MATLAB-Simulink environment interprets and observes the system’s data and controls the peripherals. This library contains blocks to control the overall system and each input-output. Proposed system is intended to be low-cost, accurate, reliable, high resolution, and compatible with various environments that may communicate over the USB port.

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“…Khan et al proposed an FPGA-based DAQ card using a PCI express protocol. This card presents a cheaper solution to monitoring industrial problems' processing and proceed with faster data logging [11].…”

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Design and test of a new development FPGA board for mobile robot research

Naji¹,

Abdelmoula²,

Abbes³

et al. 2017

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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Abstract:This paper presents the design and testing of a newly developed field programmable gate array (FPGA) board for mobile robot research. The idea consists of interfacing the FPGA to a 16-bit digital signal controller (dsPIC). This idea enables the FPGA designs to communicate with the dsPIC through the integration of per-written driver modules to be used in a wide variety of digital and analog peripheral modules. It also allows the use of a high-performance digital signal processing core in many signal processing-based mobile robot applications. The proposed FPGA board allows users to develop, test, and deploy quick and cost-effective complete design solutions to control the entire robot system in various applications without the need for external components.

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Design of FPGA based DAQ card using PCI express protocol

Cited by 6 publications

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Nonlinear predictive control on a heterogeneous computing platform

Nonlinear predictive control on a heterogeneous computing platform

Kontrol ve Test Uygulamaları için Düşük Maliyetli MATLAB-Simulink Uyumlu Veri Toplama Kartı Donanımı ve Yazılımı Tasarımı

Design and test of a new development FPGA board for mobile robot research

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