Improving the Pole Relocating Properties of Vector Fitting
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This paper describes a modification of the vector fitting (VF) procedure for rational function approximation of frequency-domain responses. The modification greatly improves the ability of VF to relocate poles to better positions, thereby improving its convergence performance and reducing the importance of the initial pole set specification. This is achieved by replacing the high-frequency asymptotic requirement of the VF scaling function with a more relaxed condition. Calculated results demonstrate a major improvement of performance when fitting responses that are contaminated with noise. The procedure is also shown to be advantageous for wideband modeling of transmission lines, network equivalents, and…
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- Transformer
- Pole–zero plot
- Control theory (sociology)
- Frequency domain
- Rational function
- Frequency response
- Convergence (economics)
- Scaling
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