Application of Wavelet Transform in Transient Signal

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In this paper, analog signals will be built upon the dynamic load of transient signal with the help of MATLAB simulation method and wavelet transform concept, and analyze it with the application of wavelet denoise method, whose good effects would be proved by simulation experiment. To dispel noise from noisy signal through wavelet resolution theory approach based on collection of simulation experiment and theory. In conclusion, wavelet kernel function and decomposition have direct effect to denoise. In this paper, we’ve made an analysis to electric power transient signal characteristics by combination of wavelet basic theory and simulation experiment

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