Simulation of following self-tuning filters with VisSim system
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272709060077Abstract
It is noted that usefulness of application of known second-order following filters (FF) and their main drawbacks, which are absent in general FFs. For these FFs research now the most efficient is simulation in VisSim system. It is shown, that basic principles of construction in VisSim filter transfer function (TF) of known simulation block diagram of linear stationery systems. As a result, we obtain TF with variable coefficients that allows to define auxiliary controlled units in simulation bock diagram of different higher-order self-tuning FF, which are adequate to active spectrum of non-stationery processes.
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