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Design of a Volterra series-based nonlinear compensator
In this paper, a new Volterra series-based adaptive preprocessing technique is presented to linearize weakly nonlinear systems with their linear parts being invertible. In particular, a systematic but simple design procedure is proposed for the compensation of system nonlinearities up to a required order, yielding a substantial reduction of computation burden. For the performance test of the proposed approach, some simulation results are also provided.