This study describes how sets of spectrally independent and uncorrelated pseudorandom perturbation signals created by a freely available MATLAB program may be used to simultaneously perturb the inputs of multi‐input systems to facilitate their identification. It is shown that with appropriate choices of signals with periods N , N /2, N /4 and so on, the signals in a set have no common harmonics over the common period N , and that a very large number of sets are available in the program. The ways in which these signals may be applied is described and illustrated by two application examples.
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