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Filter, 2nd-order
The Filter, 2nd-order component is a second-order low-pass filter that implements the following transfer function:
Symbol
Mask Parameters
Name | Description | Unit | Variable = {Possible Values} | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Description | Use this field to add all kinds of information about the component | Description = {'string'} | ||
Filter natural frequency | Second-order natural low-pass filter frequency | Hz | FreqFilter_fn = { [0, 1e12] } | |
Filter damping ratio | Second-order low-pass filter damping rate. The damping ratio is typically a value between 0 and 1 | FreqFilter_zeta = { [0, 1] } | ||
Initial input (DC component) | Initial value of the DC component magnitude of the output signal for the first simulation cycle. This value cannot be modified during the simulation | InitialOutput = { [0, 1e12] } |
Input/Output Signals
Name | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
u | Input signal | Input |
y | Filtered output signal | Output |
Sensor Descriptions
Name | Description | Unit |
---|---|---|
u | Input signal | No unit |
y | Filtered output signal | No unit |
Internal Circuit of Component
Limitations
The Filter, 2nd-order component is designed for DC input signals. With AC input signals, the component output presents a temporary offset corrected after several time steps.
Example Model
This example demonstrates the usage of First order and Second order filter blocks. A 60Hz sinusoidal signal is given as an input to the second order low pass filter block with 60Hz natural frequency and a damping of 0.707.
Simulation results
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