Sentence examples for signal processing computer from inspiring English sources

It involves a top computer scientist, Chen Jin, who became a national hero in 2003 when he said he had created one of China's first digital signal processing computer chips, sophisticated microchips that can process digitized data for mobile phones, cameras and other electronic devices.

Stochastic models having long-range dependence phenomena have been paid much attention to in view of their applications in signal processing, computer networks, and mathematical finance (see [1, 2]).

The BLSA acts as a hardware accelerator for implementing a broad class of problems which are met in a variety of applications such as digital signal processing, computer graphics, graph algorithms, etc.

With the advancement in mathematical studies on linear representation methods (LRBM) and compressed sensing (CS) theory, sparse representation has recently earned considerable attention in field of signal processing, computer vision, and pattern recognition.

Finally, the signals are transmitted to the remote signal-processing computer via the shielded cable.

The axial pressure distribution is converted into tension distribution by the signal-processing computer so that the strip shape can be calculated.

Measurement and transmission system is as much as possible near the drill bit that measured the spatial attitude of the borehole and other information, and promptly sent to the underground computer and the ground computer for signal processing.

At least 10 breathing cycles of the airway flow, the mask pressure, and the lung volume signals were recorded by the data acquisition system (National Instrument DAQCard-6036E ADC-16bit) and stored into the computer for signal processing.

The trap position was controlled by a digital signal processing board and a host computer via acousto-optic deflectors, the motor position via a three-dimensional piezoelectric stage and the motor angle using a pair of polystyrene beads as a handle for the optical trap.

Targets consisted of white spots of 0.1° visual angle presented on a large analogue oscilloscope (model A12-63; Xytron, Sylmar, CA, USA) that was driven by digital-to-analogue outputs from a digital signal processing board in a Pentium computer.

Additionally, it uses a dedicated integrated circuit (IC) for signal processing instead of using the host computer.