光模数转换后端数据处理算法的硬件实现-电子与通信工程专业论文.docxVIP

上海交通大学硕士学位论文 上海交通大学硕士学位论文 万方数据 万方数据 Hardware Implementation of Data Processing Algorithm for Optical Analog-to-Digital Conversion System ABSTRACT Analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) is the key component of data acquisition systems. It converts the analog signals to digital signals which is much easier to be stored and processed. With the development of the electronic technology, the sampling bandwidth and the effective number of bits, known as ENOB, have been experienced increasingly development in terms of performance. But the electrical clock jitter has always been an obstacle for ADC convertors to sample wide-band signals without losses at a high rate. So it cannot meet the increasing demand for wide-band applications in communications. Photonic Analog-to-digital conversion is well known for its wide-band, high-precision, low-jitter and high-stability. Signal processing with the help of photonic technology can overcome the clock jitter brought by EADC, improving the performance of analog-to-digital conversion. PADC is an effective way to enhance the performance of sampling rate and ENOB, proving itself a broad application prospect. There exist inconsistencies among channels of the OADC system and non-linearity generated from sampling the signals. For this reason, a particular algorithm for correction and reconstruction of the signals should be applied in the system. Errors are somehow inevitable during the sampling process, some of which are magnificent. So applied with correction and reconstruction technologies, the OADC systems are able to III get rid of the redundancies and errors brought by the sampling stage and rebuild the signals to ensure their validity. In this thesis, principles are firstly given to prove the correctness of the correction and reconstruction technologies. And then FPGA based implementation is carried out both in simulation and in realization. Transmission and visualization of the data are also completed to make the end part of the OADC