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Hardware-efficient neural networks for FPGA-based radio triggering of extensive air showers
We present a hardware-efficient hybrid trigger for FPGA-based radio detection of extensive air showers. The hybrid design consists of a lightweight denoiser that cleans raw ADC traces and a compact classifier that operates on the denoised output, enabling robust near-threshold pulse detection in hig
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