Determination of first-order or network transfer function sensitivity by using Coates signal-flow graphs
Georgi A. Nenov
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Georgi A. Nenov
Abstract
A method for determination of or network transfer function first-order sensitivity is described. It uses a modified Coates signal-flow graph representation of the passive part of the investigated network having in mind the influence of the ator-norator pairs of the network on the corresponding nodal equations. Then the first-order sensitivity of an arbitrary transfer function can be expressed by using some partial signal-flow graph transfer function. This approach avoids the canceling of each others terms in the transfer functions and simplifies the sensitivity expressions. An example illustrated the proposed method.
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A method for determination of or network transfer function first-order sensitivity is described. It uses a modified Coates signal-flow graph representation of the passive part of the investigated network having in mind the influence of the ator-norator pairs of the network on the corresponding nodal equations. Then the first-order sensitivity of an arbitrary transfer function can be expressed by using some partial signal-flow graph transfer function. This approach avoids the canceling of each others terms in the transfer functions and simplifies the sensitivity expressions. An example illustrated the proposed method.
Key concepts: Signal-flow graph, Transfer function, Sensitivity (control systems), SIGNAL (programming language), Computer science, Graph, Function (biology), Flow (mathematics)