Complex-order integration/differentiation of a linear function and its experimental verification
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Abstract
Fractional-order calculus has been widely employed in recent years in many areas of engineering. This however has been with real-valued orders; i.e. using the operator s±α in the frequency domain (s=jω) with α being a real number. Mathematically, the order of an integral/derivative is not restricted to real-value orders and can generally be a complex number. In this work, we derive the time-domain expression for the integral/derivative of the simple linear function f(t)=t and verify this expression experimentally using a Field Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) after employing a second-order approximation of the operator s±(α+jβ).
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