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Real Time Diagnosis & Fault Detection for the Reliability Improvement of the Embedded Systems

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This paper presents the design of a diagnosis procedure in order to improve the reliability of embedded systems subjected to vibration. This procedure is based on the use of wavelet transform of the vibration signals. The transformation provides the wavelet coefficients needed to calculate indicators such as energy and entropy. Artificial neural networks provide a rapid detection of the presence of structural defects. Results have been implemented and verified in real time on a dSPACE platform.

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The work presented in this article was created through funding from the Institute CARNOT ESP. The authors wish to thank everyone who helped us to have this support.

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Bennouna, O., Roux, J.P. Real Time Diagnosis & Fault Detection for the Reliability Improvement of the Embedded Systems. J Sign Process Syst 73, 153–160 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11265-013-0739-1

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