2011
DOI: 10.1109/tcsii.2011.2110350
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New Approach to Realize Fractional Power in $z$-Domain at Low Frequency

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“…without confining the study in semidifferintegrators only. The concept proposed in this paper can also be extended for higher order operators like [17], [18], [2] in future research.…”
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“…without confining the study in semidifferintegrators only. The concept proposed in this paper can also be extended for higher order operators like [17], [18], [2] in future research.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, as the order of generating function increases, the region of performance in the frequency domain gets shrinked and also order of the IIR filter will be high. So we have restricted this up to second order realization only unlike [17]- [18] and optimized within a chosen structure like Al-Alaoui [19] to obtain an optimum generating function. The generalized AlAlaoui type generating function (6) is ideal for applications where the requirement is to maximize accuracy without going for a higher order realization.…”
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“…(3) In the third step, this expanded series is truncated up to some arbitrary order ( ), which defines the order of the new fractional operator ( ± ). Direct discretization [17] works with the help of different expansion techniques such as Taylor Series Expansion (TSE) [18], Power Series Expansion (PSE) [19,20], and Continued Fraction Expansion (CFE) [21,22], whereas for indirect discretization [23][24][25][26] different rational approximations have been developed by many mathematicians, namely, Carlson and Halijak [27], Steiglitz [28], Khovanskii [29], Roy [30], Oustaloup et al [31], and Maione [32], which proved like boon for the development of fractional integrators/differentiators.…”
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“…The obtained approximations have been designed using PSE-truncation approach and compared with Al-Alaoui (CFE)-based approximations. These higher order s-to-z transforms have been modified in [32] to improve the approximations in the low frequencies. However, simulation results showed that the Schneider operator and Al-Alaoui-SKG (PSE-truncation) based approximations possess complex conjugate poles and zeros which may be not desirable since it is well known that, for a better fit to continuous frequency response of s α , it would be of high interest to obtain discrete approximation with poles and zeros distributed in alternating fashion on the real axis in the unit circle in the z plane [25,31].…”
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