EFFECTIVE VIBRATION ANALYSIS OF IC ENGINES USING CYCLOSTATIONARITY. PART II—NEW RESULTS ON THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CYLINDER PRESSURES
This part addresses the feasibility of reconstructing the pressure trace in IC engine from non-intrusive structural vibration measurements by means of an optimal inverse filter. The problem is formally phrased into the general framework of cyclostationary processes introduced in Part I of this paper...
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| description | This part addresses the feasibility of reconstructing the pressure trace in IC engine from non-intrusive structural vibration measurements by means of an optimal inverse filter. The problem is formally phrased into the general framework of cyclostationary processes introduced in Part I of this paper. It is proved that the optimal inverse filter is periodically varying. A number of guidelines are given for efficiently applying the proposed deconvolution scheme. |
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