Abstract

Nonlinear Output Frequency Response Functions (NOFRFs), which are a one-dimensional extension of the linear Frequency Response Function (FRF) to nonlinear cases, have been introduced for nonlinear system characterization and compensation. The evaluation of NOFRFs is accomplished by solving a series of linear difference or differential equations, known as Generalized Associated Linear Equations (GALEs). However, the derivation of GALEs often includes numerous recursive and symbolic calculations, posing significant challenges in both practical applications and computer programming. In the present study, a fast-computing algorithm, based on combinatorial calculations as opposed to recursive and symbolic calculations, is proposed for fast evaluation of GALEs. This allows for the evaluation of NOFRFs in a more streamlined and straightforward manner. The applications of the proposed fast-computing algorithm for nonlinear system characterization and compensation are demonstrated through several case studies including a High Power Amplifier (HPA) and a Duffing system. The results of the case studies show the effectiveness of applying the GALEs and NOFRFs for system design and safety control across a wide range of engineering applications.

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