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A packet-level digital hardware twin for commissioning megahertz diagnostic edge AI and plasma control system integration in tokamaks
High-bandwidth plasma diagnostics increasingly provide inputs to machine learning and signal-processing algorithms intended for real-time tokamak control, but the complete path from diagnostic sampling to control-system handoff is difficult to commission because of their sampling rates. We develop a
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