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MFD: Multi-object Frequency Feature Recognition and State Detection Based on RFID-single Tag

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Vibration is a normal reaction that occurs during the operation of machinery and is very common in industrial systems. How to turn fine-grained vibration perception into visualization, and further predict mechanical failures and reduce property losses based on visual vibration information, which has aroused our thinking. In this article, the phase information generated by the tag is processed and analyzed, and MFD is proposed, a real-time vibration monitoring and fault-sensing discrimination system. MFD extracts phase information from the original RF signal and converts it into a Markov transition map by introducing White Gaussian Noise and a low-pass filter for denoising. To accurately predict the failure of machinery, a deep and machine learning model is introduced to calculate the accuracy of failure analysis, realizing real-time monitoring and fault judgment. The test results show that the average recognition accuracy of vibration can reach 96.07%, and the average recognition accuracy of forward rotation, reverse rotation, oil spill, and screw loosening of motor equipment during long-term operation can reach 98.53%, 99.44%, 97.87%, and 99.91%, respectively, with high robustness.

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            ACM Transactions on Internet of Things  Volume 4, Issue 4
            Special Issue on Wireless Sensing for IoT: Part 1
            November 2023
            194 pages
            EISSN:2577-6207
            DOI:10.1145/3633336
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            • Published: 30 November 2023
            • Online AM: 24 August 2023
            • Accepted: 25 July 2023
            • Revised: 6 April 2023
            • Received: 24 October 2022
            Published in tiot Volume 4, Issue 4

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