2006IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II Analog and Digital Signal ProcessingRequires access

A New Approach for the Design of Wideband Digital Integrator and Differentiator

Nam Quoc Ngo

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This brief presents a general theory of the Newton-Cotes digital integrators which is derived by applying the z-transform technique to the closed-form Newton-Cotes integration formula. Based on this developed theory, a new wideband third-order trapezoidal digital integrator is found to be a class of trapezoidal digital integrators. The novel wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator accurately approximates the ideal integrator over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing integrators. Based on the designed wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator, a new wideband digital differentiator is designed, which approximates the ideal differentiator reasonably well over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing differentiators. The low orders and high accuracies of the novel wideband trapezoidal integrator and the new wideband differentiator make them attractive for real-time applications

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This brief presents a general theory of the Newton-Cotes digital integrators which is derived by applying the z-transform technique to the closed-form Newton-Cotes integration formula. Based on this developed theory, a new wideband third-order trapezoidal digital integrator is found to be a class of trapezoidal digital integrators. The novel wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator accurately approximates the ideal integrator over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing integrators. Based on the designed wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator, a new wideband digital differentiator is designed, which approximates the ideal differentiator reasonably well over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing differentiators. The low orders and high accuracies of the novel wideband trapezoidal integrator and the new wideband differentiator make them attractive for real-time applications

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This brief presents a general theory of the Newton-Cotes digital integrators which is derived by applying the z-transform technique to the closed-form Newton-Cotes integration formula. Based on this developed theory, a new wideband third-order trapezoidal digital integrator is found to be a class of trapezoidal digital integrators. The novel wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator accurately approximates the ideal integrator over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing integrators. Based on the designed wideband third-order trapezoidal integrator, a new wideband digital differentiator is designed, which approximates the ideal differentiator reasonably well over the whole Nyquist frequency range and compares favourably with existing differentiators. The low orders and high accuracies of the novel wideband trapezoidal integrator and the new wideband differentiator make them attractive for real-time applications

Key concepts: Differentiator, Integrator, Wideband, Nyquist frequency, Computer science, Nyquist rate, Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem, Control theory (sociology)

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