KEYWORDS: Digital signal processing, Wavefront reconstruction, Wavefronts, Actuators, Reconstruction algorithms, Adaptive optics, Error analysis, Data communications, Control systems, Parallel processing
In an Adaptive Optics system, the Real Time Processor is as important as the human brain. Processing latency is a key index of Real Time Proceesors . In this paper, we propose a new processing method that significantly reduce the processing latency, which combined the design idea of multi-core parallel processing on space and time. In addition, by comparing the operating speed of CPU and the I/O speed of memory, we propose a reasonable memory allocation scheme. The experimental results show that the processing latency is 59.7us per frame using multi-core DSP TMS320C6678 as processing platform. The experiment is conducted on a system with 968 sub-apertures and 913 actuators.
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