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Ladder programming of a third-order transfer function
Short answer
Ladder programming expands X(z) as a continued fraction. For X(z)=(z^3+4z^2+10z+7)/(z^3+3z^2+11z+18), the gains are A0=1, B1=1, A1=0.25, B2=-0.6154, A2=-0.5216, B3=-2.0392, A3=-0.3395. Three delays are used.
Realize the following transfer function by ladder programming: X(z)=(z³+4z²+10z+7)/(z³+3z²+11z+18).
Ladder programming expands as a continued fraction:
Step 1:
Step 2:
So .
Step 3:
So .
Step 4:
So .
Step 5:
So .
Step 6: and
So and .
| 1 | 1 | 0.25 | −0.6154 | −0.5216 | −2.0392 | −0.3395 |
Exact values: , , , .
Ladder block diagram
X(z)--o-----------------[A0]--------------->(S)--> Y(z)
| ^
v + | Y1
(S1)-->[z^-1/B1]-------------o----------+
^ - | +
| v
o<--E1--[1/A1]<----------- (S2)
| ^ -
v + |
(S3)-->[z^-1/B2]-------------o Y2
^ - | +
| v
o<--E2--[1/A2]<----------- (S4)
| ^ -
v + |
(S5)-->[z^-1/B3]-------------o Y3
^ - |
| |
+<--E3--[1/A3]<-------------+
Signal equations of the ladder ( = take-off point, (S) = summer):
Gains in the diagram: , , , , , .
Substituting back reproduces exactly. Three delays are used.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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