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Stability Analysis of an Adaptive Notch Filter for RF Noise Suppression Trevor Vannoy APS Accelerator Systems Division Mentor: Tim Berenc Background 360 Hz 120 Hz 60 Hz 2 Reduced by ~ 30 dB Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National


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Stability Analysis of an Adaptive Notch Filter for RF Noise Suppression

Trevor Vannoy APS Accelerator Systems Division Mentor: Tim Berenc

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Background

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Reduced by ~30 dB 60 Hz 120 Hz 360 Hz

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Adaptive Noise Canceller

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Adaptive Noise Canceller

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Closed Loop Transfer Function

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Open-Loop transfer function Closed-Loop transfer function

  • Stability of the closed-loop system is determined from its poles
  • Its poles are the zeros of 1 + G(s)
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Argument Principle

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Nyquist Example

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ϒ Γ

  • Can handle poles on the contour by integrating around them
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Adaptive Notch Filter

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G(z)

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Adaptive Notch Filter Actual Implementation

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G(z)

BPF LPF Gains

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Labview Code

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Lab Setup

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Results

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magnitude phase Nyquist Non-ideal Hilbert filter Improved Hilbert filter

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Results

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magnitude phase Higher gain Adding 3 samples of group delay to theoretical model

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Future Work

  • Determine where additional group delay is coming from
  • Determine where -1.2 dB gain difference is coming from
  • Improve Hilbert filter for other frequency channels

– Add multiplier to fix scaling – Redesign Hilbert filter

  • Model 120 Hz and 360 Hz channels

– Change parameters in Mathematica code

  • Include existing RF feedback loops in analysis

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