Author : Sangeeth Sadanand 1
Date of Publication :10th August 2017
Abstract: Fractional order system is extensively studied over past few decades. Many simulation and implementation studies have proved that the fractional-order (FO) systems are better than the conventional integer-order systems in terms closed-loop performance. Special mathematical function is unavoidable in most of the solution of fractional order calculus. Computation of these functions requires a large memory and computational resource. Real time calculation is required to speed up performance of a fractional order System. In this work an attempt to simulate the computation of Gamma function, Error function and Complementary error function using ModelSim is made. This work also presents computational error.
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