(1) Voltage waveform model
• v(t) = K₁·e^(–t/τ) + K₂·sin(ω₀·t + θ₁) +
K₃·sin(3ω₀·t + θ₃)
(2) Taylor series expansion of e^(–
t/τ)
• e^(–t/τ) = 1 – t/τ + (1/2!)·(t²/τ²) – (1/3!)·(t³/τ³)
+ ...
(3) Truncated v(t) expression
• v(t) = k₁ – k₁·(t/τ) + k₁·(t²/2τ²) + k₂₁·sin(ω₀·t + θ₁)
+ k₂₃·sin(3ω₀·t + θ₃)
(4) Trigonometric expansion of sine
terms
• v(t) = k₁ – k₁·(t/τ) + k₁·(t²/2τ²) +
(k₂₁·cosθ₁)·sinω₀·t + (k₂₁·sinθ₁)·cosω₀·t +
• (k₂₃·cosθ₃)·sin3ω₀·t + (k₂₃·sinθ₃)·cos3ω₀·t
(5) Instantaneous value at t = t₀
• v(t₀) = k₁ – k₁·(t₀/τ) + k₁·(t₀²/2τ²) +
(k₂₁·cosθ₁)·sinω₀·t₀ + (k₂₁·sinθ₁)·cosω₀·t₀ +
• (k₂₃·cosθ₃)·sin3ω₀·t₀ +
(k₂₃·sinθ₃)·cos3ω₀·t₀
(6) Matrix form at t₀
• S₀ = a₀₁·x₁ + a₀₂·x₂ + a₀₃·x₃ + a₀₄·x₄ + a₀₅·x₅ +
a₀₆·x₆ + a₀₇·x₇
(7) Sample S₁ at t = t₁
• S₁ = a₁₁·x₁ + a₁₂·x₂ + a₁₃·x₃ + a₁₄·x₄ + a₁₅·x₅ + a₁₆·x₆
+ a₁₇·x₇
(8) Time sampling equation
• tₖ = t₀ + k·Δt where k = 0, 1, ..., m–1
(9) Matrix form for m samples
• [A]·[X] = [S]
(10) Least-squares solution
• [X] = [A]^P · [S]
(11) Left pseudo-inverse definition
• [A]^P = ([A]^T · [A])⁻¹ · [A]^T