Nonlinear Integrator With Zero Phase Shift
C. A. KARYBAKAS
Abstract
C. A. KARYBAKAS
Abstract
In the present paper a nonlinear integrator is introduced which produces zero phase shift in comparison with -90° phase shift of linear integrator and the phase of -38° of nonlinear integrator introduced by Clegg [1]. The proposed nonlinear integrator is a combination of a 90° phase lead nonlinear network and a linear integrator. Synthesis and operation of the non-linear integrator as well as possible applications are also presented.
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In the present paper a nonlinear integrator is introduced which produces zero phase shift in comparison with -90° phase shift of linear integrator and the phase of -38° of nonlinear integrator introduced by Clegg [1]. The proposed nonlinear integrator is a combination of a 90° phase lead nonlinear network and a linear integrator. Synthesis and operation of the non-linear integrator as well as possible applications are also presented.
Key concepts: Integrator, Nonlinear system, Control theory (sociology), Phase (matter), Integrating ADC, Op amp integrator, Passive integrator circuit, Computer science