Feature Extraction and Diagnosis System Using Virtual Instrument Based on CI
Renping Shao, Xinna Huang, Yonglong Li
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DOI: 10.4236/jsea.2010.32022   PDF    HTML     6,463 Downloads   11,985 Views   Citations

Abstract

Through investigating intelligent diagnosis method of Computational Intelligence (CI) and studying its application in fault feature extraction, a gear fault detection and Virtual Instrument Diagnostic System is developed by using the two hybrid programming method which combines both advantages of VC++ and MATLAB. The interface is designed by VC++ and the calculation of test data, signal processing and graphical display are completed by MATLAB. The pro-gram converted from M-file to VC++ is completed by interface software, and a various multi-functional gear fault di-agnosis software system is successfully obtained. The software system, which has many functions including the intro-duction of gear vibration signals, signal processing, graphical display, fault detection and diagnosis, monitoring and so on, especially, the ability of diagnosing gear faults. The method has an important application in the field of mechanical fault diagnosis.

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R. Shao, X. Huang and Y. Li, "Feature Extraction and Diagnosis System Using Virtual Instrument Based on CI," Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, Vol. 3 No. 2, 2010, pp. 177-184. doi: 10.4236/jsea.2010.32022.

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