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Parametric identification of parallel Hammerstein systems

Schoukens et al., 2011

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302657691549092635
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Schoukens M
Pintelon R
Rolain Y
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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement

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This paper proposes a parametric identification method for parallel Hammerstein systems. The linear dynamic parts of the system are modeled by a parametric rational function in the z- or s-domain, while the static nonlinearities are represented by a linear combination of …
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