2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-2774-6_28
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Performance Analysis of Fractional Order Low-pass Filter

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“…Compared to integer-order systems, the fractionalorder ones are governed by a fractional-order differential equation, 39 and these systems producing fractional-order output have additional useful properties as a result of the increased number of parameters or boundary conditions. 20,40 As with fractional-order filters, [40][41][42] the additional degrees of freedom that allow precise adjustment of the filter's characteristics can be provided by inserting one or more fractional exponents into the filter function. Presently, fractionalorder filters have thrust the scientific field of filtering into a new era, making it applicable in a wide range of interdisciplinary fields such as, 43 bioimpedance spectroscopy, 44 and control systems.…”
Section: Fractional-order Bandreject Filter Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Compared to integer-order systems, the fractionalorder ones are governed by a fractional-order differential equation, 39 and these systems producing fractional-order output have additional useful properties as a result of the increased number of parameters or boundary conditions. 20,40 As with fractional-order filters, [40][41][42] the additional degrees of freedom that allow precise adjustment of the filter's characteristics can be provided by inserting one or more fractional exponents into the filter function. Presently, fractionalorder filters have thrust the scientific field of filtering into a new era, making it applicable in a wide range of interdisciplinary fields such as, 43 bioimpedance spectroscopy, 44 and control systems.…”
Section: Fractional-order Bandreject Filter Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…FOEs are increasingly used as elements for the design and construction of circuits and systems with fractional calculus operational functions, that is, fractional‐order circuits and systems. Compared to integer‐order systems, the fractional‐order ones are governed by a fractional‐order differential equation, 39 and these systems producing fractional‐order output have additional useful properties as a result of the increased number of parameters or boundary conditions 20,40 . As with fractional‐order filters, 40–42 the additional degrees of freedom that allow precise adjustment of the filter's characteristics can be provided by inserting one or more fractional exponents into the filter function.…”
Section: Fractional‐order Bandreject Filter Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Where n is an unsigned integer number, often between 1 and 10, and α is defined as a real number in the range [0 1]. transfer function of FOLPF is given by (10) [24]: (10) where n is an integer and 0 < α < 1. The following are the values of k's as (11):…”
Section: Fractional Order Low-pass Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The models are built on fractional-order elements, implemented with active components, and may reflect bio-impedance characteristics up to 10 kHz. A fractional-order passive RC low-pass filter is investigated in [24]. The progression of behavior in the temporal realm was revealed through fractional orders.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the absence of commercial availability of such elements, they are approximated by RC schemes, such as the Foster and Cauer networks. The price paid for the offered quick design procedure is the absence of on-the-fly tuning of the filter's characteristics, making it suitable only for cases of filters with pre-defined type and frequency characteristics [3][4][5]. (b) Approximation of the fractional-order Laplace operators in (1) using appropriate tools, such as Continued Fraction Expansion, Oustaloup, Matsuda and Carlson [6], and then substitution of the resulting rational function approximations of these operators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%