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System identification for nano-control: A finite wordlength problem | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

System identification for nano-control: A finite wordlength problem


Abstract:

For system identification of continuous-time plants, we commonly use digital data converted from analog signals. Since digital variables are of finite wordlengths, they c...Show More

Abstract:

For system identification of continuous-time plants, we commonly use digital data converted from analog signals. Since digital variables are of finite wordlengths, they contain quantization errors. Such errors may deteriorate identification accuracy significantly, especially in the case of mechanical systems where large movement and precise positioning in nano meter orders are required. To overcome this problem, the present paper proposes to estimate the quantization errors and thus true analog sampled signals to improve identification accuracy. Estimation of quantization errors and system identification are carried out simultaneously.
Date of Conference: 25-25 June 2003
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 26 August 2003
Print ISBN:0-7803-7729-X
Conference Location: Istanbul, Turkey

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