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Event recognition using signal spectrograms in long pulse experiments.

J González¹, M Ruiz, J Vega

¹Grupo I2A2, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Ctra Valencia Km. 7, Madrid 28031, Spain. jgonzalez@i2a2.upm.es

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Advanced signal analysis is crucial for long-duration plasma experiments. An event-based system using state machines enables real-time data processing and plasma parameter determination.

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Area of Science:

Plasma physics
Real-time data analysis

Background:

Increasing discharge durations in plasma experiments necessitate advanced real-time signal analysis.
Event-oriented plasma control requires sophisticated data acquisition and processing systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and implement an event-based system for real-time complex signal analysis in plasma experiments.
To enable adaptive processing algorithms for determining plasma parameters.

Main Methods:

Utilizing an event-based paradigm for modeling processing algorithm sequences.
Implementing state machines in SCXML for adaptive control logic.
Employing the Intelligent Test and Measurement System platform for distributed data acquisition and real-time processing.
Leveraging Jini for distributed service deployment.

Main Results:

Demonstrated the feasibility of real-time signal classification and plasma parameter determination.
Successfully detected density fluctuations using morphological patterns of magnetohydrodynamic waves.
Developed an adaptive system capable of applying sequential processing algorithms.

Conclusions:

An event-based architecture is essential for advanced real-time analysis in long-duration plasma experiments.
The Intelligent Test and Measurement System platform provides a robust framework for distributed data acquisition and adaptive processing.