Abstract

The detection of impulsive signals embedded in the broadband noise is useful for the fault diagnosis of a gearbox. The sliced Wigner fourth-order time frequency method (SWFOTFM) has been used for the detection of impulsive signals embedded in the broadband noise. However, one disadvantage of SWFOTFM is that the non-oscillating cross-terms cannot be smoothed by conventional kernel functions. In this paper, a new kernel function is developed to reduce the non-oscillation cross-terms. The SWFOTFM using the new kernel function is successfully applied to the fault diagnosis of a gearbox.

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