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Page 1: TSI Incorporated Copyright© 2008 TSI Incorporated Signal Processing TSI LDV/PDPA Workshop & Training Presented by Joseph Shakal Ph.D

TSI Incorporated

Signal ProcessingSignal Processing

TSI LDV/PDPA Workshop & Training

Presented by Joseph Shakal Ph.D.

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Outline

• Nature of the Signal

• Processor Requirements

• FSA Architecture- Front End & Burst Detector

• FSA Architecture- Samplers

• FSA Architecture- Firmware Processor

• Burst Centering

• Dynamic Sampling Rate Selection

• Other Features

• Conclusion

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Nature of Doppler SignalsNature of Doppler Signals

• Amplitude not constant

• Lasts for only a short time, which itself varies

• Amplitude varies from burst to burst

• Presence of noise

• High frequency

• Random arrival

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Signal Processor - Key Signal Processor - Key RequirementsRequirements

• Use multi-bit sampling up to a high maximum frequency

• Detect and validate bursts based on SNR and amplitude

• Automatically optimize the sampling rate for each burst – Gives the best resolution in processing, even for a wide range of velocities

– This will ensure the maximum number of cycles are used

• Detect the burst center, before processing– Use the data from the middle portion of the burst first

– Use this value as the arrival time of the particle

– Detect burst duration separately

• Digitize and record additional analog and digital signals, including cyclic markers and the burst amplitude

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FSA Signal ProcessorFSA Signal Processor

Uses 8 bit sampling up to a 800MHz Detects and validates bursts based on patented real-time SNR

measurement, and also amplitude Automatically selects the optimum sampling rate for each burst,

which is also a patented technique Detects the burst center, since processing is done after sampling

process is complete The FSA EB option digitizes and records additional signals,

including cyclic markers Burst amplitude is measured as part of the patented Intensity

Validation technique

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Nature of Input SignalNature of Input Signal

Out of PMT Detector

Out of PDM

Noisy Signal

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Impact of Type of Burst Impact of Type of Burst DetectionDetection

Signal Method of Burst Detection

Source Amplitude Amplitude/Envelope Based

SNR Based

Small Particles Small Ignores Detects

Large Particles Large Detects Detects

Surface Reflections

Large DetectsIgnores

Other Noise, Spikes, etc.

Any Detects someIgnores

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The FSA Signal ProcessorThe FSA Signal Processor

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FSA ProcessorFSA ProcessorBurst Detector SubsectionBurst Detector Subsection

LUT/DFT

Amplitude Threshold

Controller

Signal Out

Burst Gate

Downmixer

Downmix Frequency

Ch 1

Frequency Estimate

Dynamic Optimum Sampling Rate

Selection

Burst Gate

Filters

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FSA ProcessorFSA ProcessorBurstBurst Sampling SubsectionSampling Subsection

Controller

Multibit A/D

SampleMemory

Signal Out

Burst Gate

Downmix Frequency

Frequency Estimate

Burst Gate

Optimally Sampled

Data

Firmware

Processing

LUT/DFT

Ch 1

Filters

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FSA ProcessorFSA ProcessorFirmware ProcessingFirmware Processing

DSPs

Burst Processing

FirewireInterface

Optimally Sampled Data

Burst gate &Burst center to PC

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FSA Block Diagram SummaryFSA Block Diagram Summary

to PC

Signals from PDM

Downmixer

Downmixfrequency generator

Amplitude threshold

Controller

8 bit A/D s Sample Memory

DSPs

Signal Out Burst Gate

FirewireInterface

Bandpassfilters

Ch 1

Ch 2

Ch 3

Frequency estimate

Burst gate

EIC/EB

pressure, temp

OPR or Shaft Encoder

LUT/DFT

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Burst Detection and Burst Detection and SamplingSampling

• Burst Detector

– Determines the approximate burst frequency

– Determines the beginning, end, and center of the burst

• Burst Sampler

– Dynamically selects the optimum sampling frequency (using the approximate frequency value) so that each and every burst is sampled at the optimum rate

– Obtains the 8 bit digital values, and passes them on to the Firmware Processing subsection

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Burst CenteringBurst CenteringBurst centering is automatically done by the FSA, and it helps give higher quality data by using only the high-SNR portion of the signal for processing. The center point of the burst is identified.From this reference point, samples are used out to a certain noise threshold, until the FSA’s data block is filled.Gate Time (transit time) is still based on the actual time the particle was in the measurement region, regardless of the portion of the signal used for processing.

BeginningEnd

Center ofburst

This portion used for processing

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Dynamic Sampling Rate Dynamic Sampling Rate SelectionSelection

Example

Burst gate

Particle 1 velocity = u sampling rate: F

Particle 2 velocity = 2u sampling rate: 2F

Particle 3 velocity = 4u sampling rate: 4F

Burst gate

Burst gate

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Flow and Size Analyzer (FSA)Flow and Size Analyzer (FSA)Other unique features and benefits of the FSA• Built in input buffer, for high data rate situations• Size measurement validation

– Patented intensity validation uses an independent measured quantity to validate the diameters. We do not need receiver masks, and we can see what is being rejected and what is being accepted.

– Phase validation, uses the degree of agreement between the two independent phase measurements to discriminate between reflection and refraction

• Short transit time flows (50ns minimum gate time)– Particle size measurements in dense sprays, where we need very

small measuring volumes, resulting in short-transit-time burst signals– Size measurements in (pulsed) high velocity sprays– Velocity measurements in supersonic flows

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Measured Parameters

Ch. 1Velocity Mean (m/sec) 20.390Velocity RMS (m/sec) 1.4284Turbulence Intensity (%) 7.01Frequency Mean (MHz) 6.3207Frequency RMS (MHz) 0.4428Frequency TI (%) 7.01Gate Time Mean (usec) 2.26Gate Time RMS (usec) 1.32Data Rate (Hz) 43245Valid Count 2663Invalid Count 0Elapsed Time (sec) 0.0616

Statistics

Plots

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ConclusionsConclusions

• Examined the nature of Doppler signals

• Looked at processor requirements

• FSA Architecture- Front End & Burst Detector

• FSA Architecture- Samplers

• FSA Architecture- Firmware Processor

• Saw how burst centering works and its benefits

• Looked at how dynamic sampling rate selection is done and its benefits

• Other benefits of the FSA, like high-speed capabilities for dense sprays and high speed flows, and FireWire connectivity