PARAMETER ESTIMATION FROM FREQUENCY RESPONSE MEASUREMENTS USING RATIONAL FRACTION POLYNOMIALS (TWENTY YEARS OF PROGRESS)
PARAMETER ESTIMATION FROM FREQUENCY RESPONSE MEASUREMENTS USING RATIONAL FRACTION POLYNOMIALS (TWENTY YEARS OF PROGRESS)
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1982
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D. Formenti;M. Richardson
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作者:
D. Formenti;M. Richardson
This paper was originally presented at the first IMAC Conference in 1982 [6]. Its abstract was a follows, This is a new formulation that overcomes many of the numerical analysis problems associated with an old least squared error parameter estimation technique. Overcoming these problems has made this technique feasible for implementation on mini-computer based measurement systems. This technique is not only useful in modal analysis applications for identifying the modal parameters of structures, but it can also be used for identifying poles, zeros and resonances of combined electro-mechanical servo-systems. Our early development of this method took place in the late 1970’s, and it was first implemented (as an SDOF fitter) in a modal testing instrument, the Hewlett Packard 5423A Structural Dynamics Analyzer. Since then it has been used in a variety of other analyzers and modal analysis software packages (as an MDOF & Global fitter), and is still widely used today. In this paper, we will review other IMAC papers that have been written about this method during the past twenty years. We will also discuss remaining curve fitting challenges and opportunities for further research.