Benedikt Andritsch, M. Horn, Stefan Koch, H. Niederwieser, Maximilian Wetzlinger, M. Reichhartinger
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The Robust Exact Differentiator Toolbox revisited: Filtering and Discretization Features
An extended version of a Simulink® -block providing on-line differentiation algorithms based on discretized sliding-mode concepts is presented. Based on user-specified settings it computes estimates of the time-derivatives of the input signal up to order ten. Different discrete-time estimation algorithms as well as optional filtering properties can be selected. The paper includes an overview of the implemented algorithms, a detailed explanation of the developed Simulink® -block and two examples. The first example illustrates the application of the toolbox in a numerical simulation environment whereas the second one shows results obtained via an electrical laboratory setup.