A Fault Diagnosis System Based on Bistable Stochastic Resonance and Dynamic Time Warping

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Stator current signal of driving motor can be easily measured. Using it in the gearbox fault diagnosis system is inexpensive and suitable for remote monitoring. According to the application of the Motor Current Signal Analysis in machinery fault detection, we present a new gearbox fault diagnosis system. In modern signal processing technology, Stochastic Resonance theory is widely used to improve SNR (signal to noise ratio). Dynamic time warping algorithm is a simple and efficient way of the pattern identified. Combine the Stochastic Resonance theory and dynamic time warping algorithm as the basic theory of fault diagnosis. To realize the development of fault diagnosis software, we use the mixed-programming of MATLAB algorithms library and VC++.

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May 2016

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