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Sound Analysis for Speed Estimation of Induction Motors Under Non-Stationary Conditions
This paper presents a novel methodology for the estimation of the rotational speed of induction motors operating under non stationary conditions, using acoustic signals acquired by a low cost microphone. The proposed approach integrates multi rate digital signal processing with advanced time frequen
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