Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits

This paper presents a method to improve the sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of a linear circuit with uncertain circuit elements' values. These uncertain parameters can be represented as interval real numbers. By using the interval analysis and the sensitivity bands...

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Main Authors: Sunun M., Uatrongjit S.
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Language:English
Published: 2014
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-13842014-08-29T09:29:14Z Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits Sunun M. Uatrongjit S. This paper presents a method to improve the sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of a linear circuit with uncertain circuit elements' values. These uncertain parameters can be represented as interval real numbers. By using the interval analysis and the sensitivity bands of monotonicity parameters, the number of uncertain parameters can be reduced. In case of non-monotonic parameters, a linear programming technique is applied to find the circuit response enclosure. From numerical experiments, the results of the proposed algorithm show sharper response enclosure than those obtained by using only the sensitivity band technique. And it still uses less computational time than the Monte-Carlo method. © 2008 IEEE. 2014-08-29T09:29:14Z 2014-08-29T09:29:14Z 2008 Conference Paper 1424421012; 9781424421015 10.1109/ECTICON.2008.4600530 73753 http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?eid=2-s2.0-52949101730&partnerID=40&md5=fd392b88f16e0ec251a2ccf9a7b73a6b http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/handle/6653943832/1384 English
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description This paper presents a method to improve the sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of a linear circuit with uncertain circuit elements' values. These uncertain parameters can be represented as interval real numbers. By using the interval analysis and the sensitivity bands of monotonicity parameters, the number of uncertain parameters can be reduced. In case of non-monotonic parameters, a linear programming technique is applied to find the circuit response enclosure. From numerical experiments, the results of the proposed algorithm show sharper response enclosure than those obtained by using only the sensitivity band technique. And it still uses less computational time than the Monte-Carlo method. © 2008 IEEE.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Sunun M.
Uatrongjit S.
spellingShingle Sunun M.
Uatrongjit S.
Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
author_facet Sunun M.
Uatrongjit S.
author_sort Sunun M.
title Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
title_short Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
title_full Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
title_fullStr Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
title_full_unstemmed Improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
title_sort improvement of sensitivity band technique for worst case tolerance analysis of linear circuits
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