Nonminimum Phase Systems
Nonminimum Phase Systems is a dynamical system whose transfer function has one or more zeros in the right half of the complex plane, resulting in a phase response that is greater in magnitude than that of a minimum phase system with the same magnitude response.
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D.W. Clarke, P.J. Gawthrop · Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers · 1975 · 937 citations
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