Measurement problems arising from the use of a recursive algorithm for model identification of electrical systems

The use of parameter estimation techniques in practical applications requires accurate analysis of the associated measurement and computation problems. With reference to an already proposed model identification procedure, the authors deal with the experimental tests carried out in order to highlight problems and to find the most appropriate solutions. In particular, a synchronization method is described, and some suggestions concerning the optimal working conditions of all the necessary devices are reported. >

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