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Closed loop transfer function doesnt eliminate harmonics
Suppose we had a system which introduced harmonics to the output.For a input of $H(s)$ the output could be written as $a_{1}H(s)+\sum_{n=2}a_{n}H(ns)$(open loop again). If we had a unity negative ...
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Compensating optimal PD gains for a simple two-state linear system with different position/velocity measurement delays
Consider the following approach for de-rating proportional feedback gains to account for a measurement delay by controlling a future-projected response: In practice, I've found this works pretty well ...
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How to exploit feedforward compensation for a system with transport delay?
I have a combination of a feedback control loop and feedforward compensation where $\tilde{E}$ represents a fluctuation of the system input (namely a input voltage of a dc-dc converter) which is ...
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A recursive filter without an infinite impulse response
I'm reading Richard Hamming's book, The Art of Doing Science and Engineering, and in the chapter Digital Filters IV he says "These recursive filters are often called 'infinite impulse response ...
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System instability when using FIR filter in feedback loop for removing targets in FMCW radar return
I have an FMCW radar I am working on where I am also attempting to remove a specific target from the received signal (before it is sampled by the ADC). To do so, during each FMCW sweep, I am ...
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Connection between positive feedback at DC and real-axis right-half-plane pole(s)
(Context provided here, question summarized at the end.) Suppose I have an open-loop transfer function with two coincident left half plane poles like $$ H(j\omega)=\frac{-H_0}{(1+j\omega RC)^2} $$ ...
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Zero crossing count vs zero crossing rate: does it make any difference?
I am trying to make a feedback howling detection program for an audio DSP chip I made a very crude one by counting zero crossings, doing something like this: ...
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How to accomodate feedback bits from Base Station to devices in LTE or 5g?
I am trying to think of a way in which the base station (BS) can send say 100 bits of feedback to devices in my cell. My confusion is what is a good way to send this feedback bits. This is during the ...
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How do I reduce a block diagram with just a line as a feedback loop, I dont get how it adds K to the denominator
How do I reduce a block diagram with just a line as a feedback loop, I dont get how it adds K to the denominator. The bottom equation is supposed to be the answer.
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What does the frequency of oscillating microphone feedback depend on?
Pointing a microphone to a connected loudspeaker creates a feedback path and usually results in acoustic resonance, which manifests in a sustained oscillation: https://youtu.be/_XTtjZ8aZbc. A similar ...
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Feedback stabilizes unstable systems?
Can feedback stabilize a unstable system?I guess so since we may get rid of any poles in the positive complex plane by feedback but I am not sure.
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To create feedback, does the peak to peak amplitude of a signal loop have to have an amplification factor (gain) that reaches zero?
In technical terms, feedback occurs when the gain in the signal loop reaches "unity" (0dB gain). How to Eliminate Feedback Peak-to-peak amplitude (abbreviated p–p) is the change between ...
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Introducing Feedback to Miller Puckette's Time-Domain Pitch Shifting Algorithm without Discontinuities
I've implemented Miller Puckette's time-domain pitch shifting algorithm (http://msp.ucsd.edu/techniques/v0.11/book-html/node125.html) in PureData's help files in C++ (my code here: https://github.com/...
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Did Dialup Modem use closed or open loop power/volume control? How did they determine Tx level?
I have been reading about dialup modems, but one thing I cannot seem to find out about is how implementers determined optimal transmit power/volume. Is this part of the echo cancelation framework? The ...
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How can you see from the transfer function of a system that it has feed forward/feedback elements?
Furthermore, how can you see from the pole/zero plot if the system has feed forward/feedback elements?