A note on the effect of asynchronous sampling on estimation accuracy
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Parameter estimation algorithms assume implicitly that the system input and output are sampled simultaneously. But the multichannel data acquisition systems currently available employ time division multiplexing to sample the various channels. Thus, in practice, asynchronous sampling results. This study aims at focusing attention on the problem by demonstrating the adverse effect of asynchronous sampling on estimation accuracy.
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