Digital Signal Processing for Beam Instrumentation
Andrea Boccardi
Abstract
These proceedings summarise a lecture on Digital Signal Processing (DSP) delivered at the CERN Accelerator School (CAS) on Beam Instrumentation (BI). In this context, a signal is any measurable quantity conveying information about the beam. A digital signal is obtained by discretising a continuous-time signal in both time (sampling) and amplitude (quantisation). Digital signal processing refers to the set of techniques used to analyse and manipulate such signals. Given the breadth of the field, this contribution focuses on fundamental DSP concepts and on techniques most commonly encountered in beam instrumentation applications.
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