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DDS-Suite - A Dynamic Data Acquisition, Processing, and Analysis System for Wind Tunnel Testing
Author(s) -
Nathan Burnside
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
nasa sti repository (national aeronautics and space administration)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2012-3169
Subject(s) - suite , computer science , wind tunnel , data acquisition , engineering , aerospace engineering , operating system , archaeology , history
Wind Tunnels have optimized their steady-state data systems for acquisition and analysis and even implemented large dynamic-data acquisition systems, however development of near real-time processing and analysis tools for dynamic-data have lagged. DDS-Suite is a set of tools used to acquire, process, and analyze large amounts of dynamic data. Each phase of the testing process: acquisition, processing, and analysis are handled by separate components so that bottlenecks in one phase of the process do not affect the other, leading to a robust system. DDS-Suite is capable of acquiring 672 channels of dynamic data at a rate of 275 MB / s. More than 300 channels of the system use 24-bit analog-to-digital cards that are capable of producing data with less than 0.002o of phase difference at 1 kHz. System architecture, design philosophy, and examples of use during NASA Constellation and Fundamental Aerodynamic tests are discussed.

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