AlgDiff: An open source toolbox for the design, analysis and discretisation of algebraic differentiators
Amine Othmane, Joachim Rudolph

TL;DR
AlgDiff is an open source toolbox that facilitates the design, analysis, and discretisation of algebraic differentiators, aiding applications in control, fault diagnosis, and signal processing.
Contribution
This paper introduces AlgDiff, a comprehensive open source toolbox for algebraic differentiators, providing systematic design, analysis, and discretisation tools.
Findings
Enables systematic design of algebraic differentiators
Supports analysis and discretisation for practical implementation
Facilitates applications in control and fault diagnosis
Abstract
Algebraic differentiators have attracted much interest in recent years. Their simple implementation as classical finite impulse response digital filters and systematic tuning guidelines may help to solve challenging problems, including, but not limited to, nonlinear feedback control, model-free control, and fault diagnosis. This contribution introduces the open source toolbox AlgDiff for the design, analysis and discretisation of algebraic differentiators.
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TopicsAdvanced Control Systems Optimization · Extremum Seeking Control Systems · Control Systems and Identification
