Bilinear Double-Order Filter Designs and Application Examples
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Date
2024-01-22
Authors
Nako, Julia
Psychalinos, Costas
Khateb, Fabian
Elwakil, Ahmed
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Mark
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IEEE
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Abstract
A novel kind of non-integer order bilinear filters, named double-order bilinear filters, is introduced in this work. They are based on the employment of two non-integer orders, offering the maximum design flexibility in comparison with their fractional-order and power-law counterparts. An attractive offered benefit is that this is achieved without increasing the circuit complexity, since the proposed structure is capable of realizing all non-integer kinds of filters. Two design examples are provided, where it is shown that lead/lag compensators utilized in control applications and low/high shelving filters employed in acoustic applications are actually bilinear filters with suitably selected pole/zero frequencies. Simulation and experimental results, using the OrCAD PSpice simulator and a Field Programmable Analog Array device, respectively, support the findings of this work.
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Information filters, Nonlinear filters, Maximum likelihood detection, Behavioral sciences, Poles and zeros, High frequency, Field programmable analog arrays, Filters, Analog filters, bilinear filters, compensators, curve-fitting approximation, field programmable analog array, fractional-order filters, power-law filters, shelving filters
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IEEE Access. 2024, vol. 12, issue January, p. 14040-14049.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10411878
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10411878
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en