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A Comprehensive Investigation on Optimal Design of Finite Impulse Response Fractional-order Digital Differentiator using Different Optimization Techniques
Puneet Bansal and Sandeep Singh Gill
Abstract
The various optimization methods used to create Finite Impulse Response fractional-order digital
differentiator (FIR-FOD) are discussed in this article. In order to attain the desired requirements, it
is necessary to minimize an error, which is then solved in order to obtain optimal filter
coefficients. Here, challenge of FIR fractional-order digital differentiator optimization becomes
quite difficult due to the nonlinear, non-differentiable, non-convex, multimodal character of these
error functions. This study offers a thorough analysis of the various FIR fractional-order digital
differentiator design optimization methods. 12th order digitalFIR-FODdesign simulations and
convergence curve are presented. Different difficulties encountered in optimizing the design of a
digitalFIR-FODare described, and solutions are offered.
Keywords
Digital differentiator, Finite impulse response, Optimization techniques, Stagnation, Fractional order, Convergence.
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