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Radar-based electrical machine fault diagnosis via time–frequency imaging and deep feature-based machine learning

Jun 2026 · Electrical Engineering · Vol 108 · 0 citations · 38 references

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These findings support radar as a practical alternative for machine monitoring and demonstrate that time–frequency representations combined with deep feature learning can further improve fault recognition performance, overcoming the limitations of contact-based sensors.

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