Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems
This thesis presents an investigation into the identification and analysis of and non-linear fast-sampled systems. Traditionally, discrete-time sampled-data systems are represented using shift-operator parameterisations utilising the d-operator. An alternative parameterisation using the q-operator i...
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ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-4893622015-03-20T05:13:29ZIdentification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systemsChadwick, Mark Anthony2008This thesis presents an investigation into the identification and analysis of and non-linear fast-sampled systems. Traditionally, discrete-time sampled-data systems are represented using shift-operator parameterisations utilising the d-operator. An alternative parameterisation using the q-operator is explored and shown to maintain a close correspondence to the continuous-time. This approach offers the ability to unify discrete and continuous-time theory as each can be considered a special case of the d-operator approach. In addition, these parameterisations possess numerical advantages when compared to the shift-operator representations.629.832University of Sheffieldhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.489362Electronic Thesis or Dissertation |
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This thesis presents an investigation into the identification and analysis of and non-linear fast-sampled systems. Traditionally, discrete-time sampled-data systems are represented using shift-operator parameterisations utilising the d-operator. An alternative parameterisation using the q-operator is explored and shown to maintain a close correspondence to the continuous-time. This approach offers the ability to unify discrete and continuous-time theory as each can be considered a special case of the d-operator approach. In addition, these parameterisations possess numerical advantages when compared to the shift-operator representations. |
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Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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Identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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identification and analysis of linear and non-linear fast-sampled systems |
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University of Sheffield |
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