Abstract
In this paper, a new realization of the fractional capacitor (FC) using passive symmetric networks is proposed. A general analysis of the symmetric network that is independent of the internal impedance composition is introduced. Three different internal impedances are utilized in the network to realize the required response of the FC. These three cases are based on either a series RC circuit, integer Cole-impedance circuit, or both. The network size and the values of the passive elements are optimized using the minimax and least m th optimization techniques. The proposed realizations are compared with well-known realizations achieving a reasonable performance with a phase error of approximately 2 o . Since the target of this emulator circuit is the use of off-the-shelf components, Monte Carlo simulations with 5% tolerance in the utilized elements are presented. In addition, experimental measurements of the proposed capacitors are preformed, therein showing comparable results with the simulations. The proposed realizations can be used to emulate the FC for experimental verifications of new fractional-order circuits and systems. The functionality of the proposed realizations is verified using two oscillator examples: a fractional-order Wien oscillator and a relaxation oscillator. © 2019
Authors
Semary M.S., Fouda M.E., Hassan H.N., Radwan A.G.
Keywords
Cole-Impedance model; Fractional elements; Minimax technique; Monte Carlo analysis; Symmetric network; Wien oscillator
Document Type
Journal
Source
Journal of Advanced Research, Vol. 18, PP. 147 to 159, Doi: 10.1016/j.jare.2019.02.004