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frequency compensation

[¦frē·kwən·sē ‚käm·pən′sā·shən]
(control systems)
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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In this specific case, the frequency compensation can be achieved in the temperature range of -2.5 to 87[degrees] C Beyond this interval, experimental measurements have showed a frequency variation of 30 Hz for a 0.611[degrees] C temperature variation.
The simulation studies examine different responses of the converter using the self-oscillating control approach without frequency compensation as well as with the proposed frequency compensation.
Divided into five main parts: introductory material on control systems, including frequency domain analysis and examples from the fields of unmanned aircraft vehicle and wind energy control systems; an extensive and in-depth study of analog control systems, with many example algorithms and rigorous mathematical foundations; a part on analog systems compensation, including root-locus and frequency compensation design; several chapters that do not easily fit under other headings, gathered here as "Advanced topics", including control-ratio modeling, closed loops and state-variable feedback design and parameter sensitivity problems; and an overview of digital control systems.
Internal frequency compensation was thus employed within the comparator circuit using the series connection of C2 and R5 as shown in Figure 4 between two high impedance nodes.
SiTime uses an electronic frequency compensation method invented by A.
The circuit is implemented as a pair of double-balanced Gilbert cell multipliers with frequency compensation. Balanced quadrature input signals are supplied by a Lange coupler followed by differential amplifiers.
The capacitance and the resultant shunt resistance of the device were measured and frequency compensations were applied in the feedback network of the photocurrent-to-voltage converter to optimize signal-, voltage-, and loop-gain characteristics.
Frequency compensations can be applied in the feedback network of the operational amplifier to modify loop-gain characteristics [16].

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