Motor-current-based electromagnetic interference de-noising method for rolling element bearing diagnosis using acoustic emission sensors
Authors:
- Su J. KimSKSu J. Kim
- Keunsu KimKKKeunsu Kim
- Taewan HwangTHTaewan Hwang
- Jongmin ParkJPJongmin Park
- Hwayong JeongHJHwayong Jeong
- Taejin KimTKTaejin Kim
- Byeng D. YounBYByeng D. Youn
- 18 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Measurement
- Vol. 193
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