On the Advantages of Periodic Excitation in System Identification

Abstract In this paper it is shown that periodic excitations offer significant advantages in system identification compared to noise excitation The influence on the uncertainty of the estimates, the model validation problem, initial state estimate and the frequency range of the measurements is analysed and illustrated.

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