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Accurate determination of complex-root transfer functions from frequency response data

C. Chen, Boby Philip

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This paper presents a method for determining the transfer function coefficients of a system from its frequency response. The method is based on Bush's transfer function decomposition technique and Chen-Shen's response conversion formulas. It involves no prejudgment and therefore has no cumulative error.

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This paper presents a method for determining the transfer function coefficients of a system from its frequency response. The method is based on Bush's transfer function decomposition technique and Chen-Shen's response conversion formulas. It involves no prejudgment and therefore has no cumulative error.

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This paper presents a method for determining the transfer function coefficients of a system from its frequency response. The method is based on Bush's transfer function decomposition technique and Chen-Shen's response conversion formulas. It involves no prejudgment and therefore has no cumulative error.

Key concepts: Transfer function, Frequency response, Closed-loop pole, Control theory (sociology), Function (biology), Computer science, Decomposition, Mathematics

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