An internally stable realization of a finite-dimensional approximation of a delay element (Q4474752)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2078891
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2078891 |
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An internally stable realization of a finite-dimensional approximation of a delay element (English)
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12 July 2004
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delay simulation
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rational transfer functions
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approximation
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pole-zero cancellation
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finite Laplace transformation
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The main topic is the approximation of a pure delay by means of a rational function in the complex frequency plane having an equal number of poles and zeros. Very close poles and zeros are undesirable, because `pole-zero cancellation' is a source of erratic performance. The procedure is based on the `finite' Laplace transform. In the design of certain feedback control systems a simulated delay is technically preferable to a genuine one, despite the absence of an exact mathematical equivalence. No contribution is made to the theory of approximating a given function by a rational one with an accuracy specified independently of linear control theory.
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