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Fault Detection Approach of Cyclotron Ion Sources Based on KPCA-ISSA-SVM. [PDF]

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Faults in international showjumping are not random

Comparative Exercise Physiology, 2020
Performance analysis (PA) involves the systematic observation and analysis of factors identified to enhance performance to improve athlete decision-making in a specific sport. PA is commonplace in human sports, yet despite potential advantages, its application remains limited in equestrianism.
D. Marlin, J. Williams
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Modeling Transformers with Internal Incipient Faults

IEEE Power Engineering Review, 2002
Incipient fault detection in transformers can provide early warning of electrical failure and could prevent catastrophic losses. To develop the transformer incipient fault detection technique, a transformer model is required, to simulate internal incipient faults.
null Hang Wang, K.L. Butler
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Internal fault detection techniques for power transformers

Applied Soft Computing, 2011
This paper presents the methodologies for incipient fault detection in power transformers both off-line and on-line. An artificial neural network is used to detect faults off-line with dissolved gas analysis reports of transformers and whereas wavelet transforms are being used for on-line fault detection.
Narri Yadaiah, Nagireddy Ravi
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Spectral Fault Signatures for Internally Unate Combinational Networks

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1983
A method is described for the derivation of fault signatures for certain classes or irredundant combinational networks. These signatures consist of a set of values derived from the network. Any stuck-at fault causes at least one of the values to change. The signatures provide complete fault detection for all single stuck-at faults.
D. Michael Miller, Jon C. Muzio
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Detecting I/O and Internal Feedback Bridging Faults

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1985
The testing of bridging faults (short circuits) has become increasingly important with the increasing density in VLSI chips. Yet very little work has been done in this area. In this correspondence, based on a two-state sequential machine model, we present the conditions for a circuit with feedback bridgings to oscillate and to exhibit stable sequential
Shiyi Xu, Stephen Y. H. Su
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Paradigmatic Faults in International-Relations Theory

International Studies Quarterly, 2009
American scholars routinely characterize the study of international relations as divided between various Kuhnian “paradigms” or Lakatosian “research programmes.” Although most international relations scholars have abandoned Kuhn's account of scientific continuity and change, many utilize Lakatosian criteria to assess the “progressive” or “degenerative”
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson   +1 more
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Internal Combustion Engines Fault Diagnostics

2020
This article describes the methods of diagnosing internal combustion engines (ICE). The conclusion is drawn that the majority of modern methods and ICE diagnostic devices don’t solve fully a problem of determination of technical condition of the engine, often are labor-consuming and expensive. The choice of a method and mode of diagnosing of ICE on the
L. A. Galiullin, R. A. Valiev
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Physical Modeling of Induction Internal Fault

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014
Features analysis of propagation for harmonic probing signal having spiral topology of ax symmetric conducting inductive structure is conducted. The structure has violations in the form of short circuit of adjacent coil’s turns. Visualization of the results obtained is represented involving Parawey fan to spatially display phase distortions during the ...
Galina Elgina   +2 more
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