Direct blind identification for control system
Liu Wen
Abstract
Liu Wen
Abstract
A direct blind identification method for transfer function model in time domain is presented. By sampling the output signal in a multirate, a SISO system is transformed into a SIMO system which has common poles. The parameter estimate of the original SISO model is obtained by first estimating the numerator of the new SIMO model transfer function and then the common denominator. The method can be used to identify a transfer function model of nonminimum phase system.
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A direct blind identification method for transfer function model in time domain is presented. By sampling the output signal in a multirate, a SISO system is transformed into a SIMO system which has common poles. The parameter estimate of the original SISO model is obtained by first estimating the numerator of the new SIMO model transfer function and then the common denominator. The method can be used to identify a transfer function model of nonminimum phase system.
Key concepts: Transfer function, Control theory (sociology), System identification, Minimum phase, Identification (biology), Function (biology), Closed-loop pole, Mathematics