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  • #34404
    HerveM1234
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    Hi,

    I’m trying to apply the following transfer function to FlexPro9 filter:

    G(s)= 43498.1684982
    ——————————————————————————–
    s2+213.553113553s+17857.1428571

    I do not really understand the way to apply these coefficient in the Filter formula. Filter(Signal,NumFilter,DenomFilter)
    Thanks for your help.

    rv

    #34412
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’m trying to apply the following transfer function to FlexPro9 filter:

    G(s)= 43498.1684982
    ——————————————————————————–
    s2+213.553113553s+17857.1428571

    I do not really understand the way to apply these coefficient in the Filter formula. Filter(Signal,NumFilter,DenomFilter)
    Thanks for your help.

    rv

    #34405
    Bernhard Kantz
    Participant

    The coefficients to be fed into the [b]Filter[/b] function are exactly the coefficients of the numerator / denominator polynom of the rational system function.
    To apply the filter from the question, use for example
    [code]Dim b = { 43498.1684982, 0.0, 0.0 }
    Dim a = { 17857.1428571, 213.553113553, 1.0 }

    Filter(, b, a)[/code]

    #34406
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

    #34407
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

    #34408
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

    #34409
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

    #34410
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

    #34411
    HerveM1234
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply,
    but it doesn’t work.
    In the transfer function given in example : ‘s’ is the continuous Laplace variable isn’t it ?

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