CM Board Slow out (digital length control) path transfer function / pole-zero filter pair (79Hz/1.6kHz) transfer function
The excitation was given from EXC A. The denominator was TESTA2, and the numerator was OUT1.
Attachment 1 shows the measured transfer function with and without PZ filter off and on. The PZ filter provides ~26dB attenuation at high frequency. The output stage has a single order 100kHz LPF and it is visible in the transfer function.
The transfer function without the PZ filter was modelled by LISO as the following PZK representation. There looked a small step in the TF which caused the additional PZ pair (66~67Hz) but has very minor effect in the mag and phase.
pole 66.2720207366
zero 67.2660731875
pole 93.3044858160k
factor -995.5583556921m
The transfer function of the PZ filter was separately analyzed. The TF with the switch ON was normalized by the one with the switch OFF. Thus it revealed the pure effect of the switch. The PZK model of the stage was estimated to be
pole 79.7312926438
zero 1.6395485993k
factor 996.2196584165m
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