Conjecture on the Absence of Limit Cycles in Second-Order Digital Filters with Minimum L2-Sensitivity Subject to L2-Scaling Constraints
Shunsuke Yamaki, Masahide Abe, Masayuki Kawamata
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Shunsuke Yamaki, Masahide Abe, Masayuki Kawamata
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This paper gives a conjecture on the absence of limit cycles in second-order digital filters with minimum L2-sensitivity subject to L2-scaling constraints. We design second-order digital filters for various pole-zero configurations. For given second-order digital filters, we synthesize the minimum L2-sensitivity realizations and examine whether their coefficient matrices satisfy a sufficient condition for the absence of limit cycles. Experimental results show that the minimum L2-sensitivity realizations subject to L2-scaling constraints of second-order digital filters satisfy a sufficient condition for the absence of limit cycles for all given practical pole-zero configurations.
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This paper gives a conjecture on the absence of limit cycles in second-order digital filters with minimum L2-sensitivity subject to L2-scaling constraints. We design second-order digital filters for various pole-zero configurations. For given second-order digital filters, we synthesize the minimum L2-sensitivity realizations and examine whether their coefficient matrices satisfy a sufficient condition for the absence of limit cycles. Experimental results show that the minimum L2-sensitivity realizations subject to L2-scaling constraints of second-order digital filters satisfy a sufficient condition for the absence of limit cycles for all given practical pole-zero configurations.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Limit (mathematics), Conjecture, Sensitivity (control systems), Scaling, Digital filter, Order (exchange), Zero (linguistics)