This paper discusses the advantages of the δ-operator over the forward shift operator q in implementation of discrete-time systems. The δ-operator gives better coemcient representation and less round-off noise in many cases. As an application, a new algorithm is introduced here to obtain δ-operator based transfer functions from continuous time counterparts, Finally, a ourth-order Butterworth low-pass filter is taken as an example tocompare coeffcient sensitivity effects of q- and δ-operator systems
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The study of stability tests for higher-order systems and the parallel treatment developed for the c...
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Traditionally shift operators have been used to represent discrete time systems. However they have t...
The discretization of continuous time systems using shift operators often introduces non-minimum pha...
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