An efficient synthesis-oriented CAD implementation of Nyquist stability criterion
Francesco Centurelli, SCOTTI, Giuseppe, TOMMASINO, PASQUALE, TRIFILETTI, Alessandro, Raimondo Luzzi
Abstract
Francesco Centurelli, SCOTTI, Giuseppe, TOMMASINO, PASQUALE, TRIFILETTI, Alessandro, Raimondo Luzzi
Abstract
Nyquist stability criterion is largely used to determine the number of Right-Half Plane poles of feedback systems and circuits. However, visual inspection of open-loop gain polar plot is required, and automatic stability check within microwave CAD tools is not possible. In this paper, a procedure to check system and circuit linear stability by means of Nyquist criterion within CAD tools, is presented. The proposed method makes use of integral phase evaluation of a transfer function, and does not require visual inspection of Nyquist plots. The method has been successfully implemented in commercial microwave CAD tools.
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Nyquist stability criterion is largely used to determine the number of Right-Half Plane poles of feedback systems and circuits. However, visual inspection of open-loop gain polar plot is required, and automatic stability check within microwave CAD tools is not possible. In this paper, a procedure to check system and circuit linear stability by means of Nyquist criterion within CAD tools, is presented. The proposed method makes use of integral phase evaluation of a transfer function, and does not require visual inspection of Nyquist plots. The method has been successfully implemented in commercial microwave CAD tools.
Key concepts: Nyquist stability criterion, Nyquist plot, Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem, Stability (learning theory), Circle criterion, Nyquist frequency, CAD, Computer science