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PASCHOS, Alexandros, 03/23/2016 02:17 PM
1 | 1 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | h1. *6. Conclusions* |
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3 | 8 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | Limitations were encountered when reading files large files (over a MB). So different techniques had to be considered, either reading in packets or implementing queues in order to process the data. |
4 | 9 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | Another aspect of memory limitation had to be faced. Compiling the LabVIEW VI in myRIO over-over seemed to overflow the memory even though we had considered reseting myRIO with the appropriate module. Hardware resets were inevitable at certain points. |
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6 | 1 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | h2. *6.1 Further Improvements* |
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8 | 9 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | Improvements could be considered in synchronization, and more specifically in defining the maximums in the auto-correlation. Although the implementation of the square wave signal was implemented as described in APT theory there are still improvements to be done. |
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10 | 2 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | Another improvement could be a more dynamic implementation of the demodulation and the decoding process. Instead of storing the whole data in a matrix, it another approach would be to treat them as pre-defined data chunks. Since a synchronization waveform defines the start of a line like in Figure 6.1 a dynamic treatment of the signal can be implemented. |
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12 | 5 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | p=. !{width: 60%}https://sourceforge.isae.fr/attachments/download/2086/dynamicSynch.png(dynamicSynch)! |
13 | 3 | PASCHOS, Alexandros | _Figure 6.1 Dynamic Synch_ |