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Wavelet analysis in testing signals

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In this paper, Wavelet Analysis Method (WAM) is introduced to analyse the nonstationary, shock signals. The theory and construction method of wavelet, the fast algorithms of wavelet analysis are presented. As an example, the gear testing signal has been analysed by WAM, and the results of WAM are compared with that of Fourier spectrum. The advantages of WAM are clearly shown.

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Xiangwei, Z., Shaoming, L. & Nakagini, S. Wavelet analysis in testing signals. Appl Math Mech 19, 221–225 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02453386

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