Measurement Techniques

, Volume 49, Issue 4, pp 332–340 | Cite as

A finite-difference method of improving dynamic measurement accuracy

  • Yu. G. Bulychev
  • A. V. Eliseev
  • A. P. Lapsar’
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Abstract

Finite differences of various orders are used in linear estimation when the measurements contain not only fluctuation noise but also piecewise-continuous interference of degree type.

Key words

finite differences piecewise-continuous interference measurement processing dynamic processes 
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  • Yu. G. Bulychev
  • A. V. Eliseev
  • A. P. Lapsar’

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