Discretization processing method of transfer function in...

Electrical computers: arithmetic processing and calculating – Electrical digital calculating computer – Particular function performed

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06996592

ABSTRACT:
A discretization processing method for transforming a transfer function in continuous time systems to a transfer function in discrete time systems is disclosed. To obtain the new transfer function, angular frequency ωa of the original transfer function in continuous time systems is transformed to angular frequency ωc using the bilinear z-transform of the inverse characteristic. In the discretion processing result, the equivalent characteristics of the original transfer function in continuous time systems can be obtained by performing the bilinear z-transform against the new transfer function in continuous time systems having been obtained by the angular frequency transformation of inverse characteristic.

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