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A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis.

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A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis. / Ma, X.; Zhou, C.; Kemp, I. J.
2000. Paper presented at 35th Universities’ Power Engineering Conference (UPEC2000), Belfast, UK.

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Ma, X, Zhou, C & Kemp, IJ 2000, 'A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis.', Paper presented at 35th Universities’ Power Engineering Conference (UPEC2000), Belfast, UK, 6/09/00 - 8/09/00. <http://195.37.252.201/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/UPEC2000_Report_Belfast1.pdf>

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Ma, X., Zhou, C., & Kemp, I. J. (2000). A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis.. Paper presented at 35th Universities’ Power Engineering Conference (UPEC2000), Belfast, UK. http://195.37.252.201/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/UPEC2000_Report_Belfast1.pdf

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Ma X, Zhou C, Kemp IJ. A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis.. 2000. Paper presented at 35th Universities’ Power Engineering Conference (UPEC2000), Belfast, UK.

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Ma, X. ; Zhou, C. ; Kemp, I. J. / A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis. Paper presented at 35th Universities’ Power Engineering Conference (UPEC2000), Belfast, UK.5 p.

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title = "A feasibility study into the use of wavelet transform in partial discharge analysis.",
abstract = "The objective of the paper is to seek a more effective analysis tool for partial discharge (PD) studies. The paper begins with a brief definition of wavelets and the properties of two distinctive forms of wavelet transform, i.e. continuous wavelet transform (CWT) and discrete wavelet transform (DWT). The multiresolution-based pyramidal decomposition and reconstruction algorithm is stressed. Then the general advantages of wavelet transform over the traditional Fourier transform is summarized. The physical meaning of the phase-space domain or the result of CWT and DWT is also explained. Finally, applications of wavelet transform to partial discharge studies are explored.",
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