Application of Integrated Neural Network Information Fusion in Fault Diagnosis of one Missile Launching Control Unit

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Research and development of fault diagnosis system in application of integrated neural network information fusion is based on information fusion technology, with which preliminary analysis of equipment fault is made in different perspectives in terms of neural network, so as to identify the fault on the basis of fusion outcome. This technique is applied in fault diagnosis of one type of missile launching control unit, leading to sufficient use of various information and substantially increased fault diagnosis rate.

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