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The Application of Stochastic Resonance Theory for Detecting Weak Signals in Heavy Background Noise

HU Niao

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Noise in dynamical systems is usually considered a nuisance. But in certain nonlinear systems, the presence of noise can in fact enhance the detection of weak signal. This phenomenon, called stochastic resonance (SR), may find useful application in physical, technological and biomedical fields. A novel approach to detecting weak periodic signal using stochastic resonance theory is presented. This method is analyzed and validated by simulated signal. The result shows that this method is simple, robust and reliable. The weak sinusoid signal of lower signal to noise ratio can be reliably extracted from loud noise. The detection approach of weak signal based on SR indicates a promising prospect for mechanical fault diagnosis.

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Noise in dynamical systems is usually considered a nuisance. But in certain nonlinear systems, the presence of noise can in fact enhance the detection of weak signal. This phenomenon, called stochastic resonance (SR), may find useful application in physical, technological and biomedical fields. A novel approach to detecting weak periodic signal using stochastic resonance theory is presented. This method is analyzed and validated by simulated signal. The result shows that this method is simple, robust and reliable. The weak sinusoid signal of lower signal to noise ratio can be reliably extracted from loud noise. The detection approach of weak signal based on SR indicates a promising prospect for mechanical fault diagnosis.

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Noise in dynamical systems is usually considered a nuisance. But in certain nonlinear systems, the presence of noise can in fact enhance the detection of weak signal. This phenomenon, called stochastic resonance (SR), may find useful application in physical, technological and biomedical fields. A novel approach to detecting weak periodic signal using stochastic resonance theory is presented. This method is analyzed and validated by simulated signal. The result shows that this method is simple, robust and reliable. The weak sinusoid signal of lower signal to noise ratio can be reliably extracted from loud noise. The detection approach of weak signal based on SR indicates a promising prospect for mechanical fault diagnosis.

Key concepts: Stochastic resonance, Noise (video), SIGNAL (programming language), Detection theory, Nonlinear system, Statistical physics, Computer science, Control theory (sociology)

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