Performance evaluation of platform-specific implementations of numerically complex control designs for nano-positioning applications Online publication date: Sat, 19-Jul-2014
by Marcus Müller; Johannes Klöckner; Irina Gushchina; Alexander Pacholik; Wolfgang Fengler; Arvid Amthor
International Journal of Embedded Systems (IJES), Vol. 5, No. 1/2, 2013
Abstract: Developing machines capable of positioning and measuring in nano-metre dimensions is an overall challenging endeavour, which not at least includes providing a highly dynamic and precise trajectory tracking control system. To effectively employ such a control system an adequately performing implementation on an embedded real-time processing system is essential for process performance and quality. In this article an implementation study of a Kalman filter component is presented, comparing the solutions for general purpose processor and digital signal processor to a range of designs for field-programmble gate arrays. Evaluating the performance of the respective implementations for a PXI platform and thus indicating the feasibility of industrial and standard-compliant application is the emphasis of this contribution.
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