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Application of wavelet transform de-noising in pole identification of a system

ADVANCED NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION AND DETECTION

Application of wavelet transform de-noising in pole identification of a system

CHEN Shi-Guo
ZHANG Ruan-Yu
WANG Peng
LI Tai-Hua
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.15, No.5pp.294-298Published in print 01 Oct 2004
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Due to the multiscale character of wavelet transform, the method of wavelet transform de-noising (WTDN) is introduced. The WTDN method neither requires extra limit of frequency range for the processed signal, nor needs a prior estimate of impulse response for an identified system, so it is especially suitable to de-noise the wide-band signal and the impulse response of a blind system. The numerical simulation results indicate that the WTDN method is reliable. The WTDN method was used to process the sampled data from a preamplifier coupled to a gas detector. The experimental results also show that the WTDN method can effectively improve the SNR of sampled data and enhance the accuracy in pole identification of the system.

Wavelet transformPole identificationAccuracyImpulse response
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