The Validity of Polynomial Models for the Tracking of a Physical Field
Edwards, J.B. and Iqbal, R.
(1994)
The Validity of Polynomial Models for the Tracking of a Physical Field.
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ACSE Research Report 544
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Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
Abstract
This report is the fourth in a series and expands the investigation of the feasibility of using the linear relationship for the (n-1) th spatial derivative of n'th order field model for locating a sensor within the sampled field. Taking the electrical (or magnetic) field between two meandering parallel conductors as an example, the effect of a non polynomial field equation for generating the field measurements is explored. Criteria for the best polynomial fit for position-location purposes are examined and promising results achieved.
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Authors/Creators:
Edwards, J.B.
Iqbal, R.
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