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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPECTRAL CORRELATION AND ENVELOPE ANALYSIS IN THE DIAGNOSTICS OF BEARING FAULTS AND OTHER CYCLOSTATIONARY MACHINE SIGNALS
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing · 2001 · Vol. 15(5) · pp. 945–962
Machine Fault Diagnosis TechniquesEngineering Diagnostics and ReliabilityAdvanced Measurement and Detection MethodsCyclostationary processAutocorrelationRolling-element bearingBearing (navigation)VibrationFourier transformEnvelope (radar)AcousticsControl theory (sociology)Engineering
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