A method of measuring the Volterra kernels of a finite-order non-linear system is presented. The kernels are obtained individually as a multi-dimensional impulse response. The multi-dimensional kernel transforms also can be obtained by the method described. As an extension, a technique of obtaining the Volterra kernels from a multi-dimensional step response is presented. This technique is useful for non-linear systems which can be considered to be of a given finite order for only a limited range of input amplitudes.
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Martin Schetzen (1965) studied this question.
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