Conventional adaptive notch filter based on an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter is well known. However, this kind of adaptive notch filter has a problem of stability due to its adaptive IIR filter. In addition, tap coefficients of this notch filter converge to solutions with bias error. In order to solve these problems, an adaptive notch filter using Fourier sine series (ANFF) is proposed. The ANFF is stable because an adaptive IIR filter is not used as an all-pass filter. Further, the proposed adaptive notch filter is robust enough to overcome effects of a disturbance signal, due to a structure of the notch filter based on an exponential filter and line symmetry of auto correlation.
Kazuki SHIOGAI
Tottori University
Naoto SASAOKA
Tottori University
Masaki KOBAYASHI
Chubu University
Isao NAKANISHI
Tottori University
James OKELLO
NEC Corporation
Yoshio ITOH
Tottori University
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Kazuki SHIOGAI, Naoto SASAOKA, Masaki KOBAYASHI, Isao NAKANISHI, James OKELLO, Yoshio ITOH, "Bias Free Adaptive Notch Filter Based on Fourier Sine Series" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E97-A, no. 2, pp. 557-564, February 2014, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E97.A.557.
Abstract: Conventional adaptive notch filter based on an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter is well known. However, this kind of adaptive notch filter has a problem of stability due to its adaptive IIR filter. In addition, tap coefficients of this notch filter converge to solutions with bias error. In order to solve these problems, an adaptive notch filter using Fourier sine series (ANFF) is proposed. The ANFF is stable because an adaptive IIR filter is not used as an all-pass filter. Further, the proposed adaptive notch filter is robust enough to overcome effects of a disturbance signal, due to a structure of the notch filter based on an exponential filter and line symmetry of auto correlation.
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AU - Isao NAKANISHI
AU - James OKELLO
AU - Yoshio ITOH
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