2016
DOI: 10.1002/etep.2239
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A time-domain statistical approach for harmonics separation and analysis

Abstract: The paper proposes a novel time-domain statistical method to separate and analyze harmonics based on single channel analysis and principal component analysis. The proposed method separates the fundamental wave and harmonics to provide specific time-domain information. Two identification methods are proposed to estimate the number of harmonics within the power system signal, even with high noise. This paper validates the effectiveness of the proposed method through mathematical deduction and studies the selecti… Show more

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“…That is, the length of line segment oe is equal to instantaneous value ie of the SSC calculated by Equation ( 1) as well as PD ρe of point e calculated by equation (3).…”
Section: Geometric Proof Of Pdt Circles Of Sinusoidal Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…That is, the length of line segment oe is equal to instantaneous value ie of the SSC calculated by Equation ( 1) as well as PD ρe of point e calculated by equation (3).…”
Section: Geometric Proof Of Pdt Circles Of Sinusoidal Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In currently known theories and algorithms for fault recording analysis there conducted from three aspects: time-domain analysis, analysis combining time and frequency domain, and analysis using space vectors. For example, in literature [3] a novel time-domain statistical method is proposed to separate and study harmonics based on single-channel analysis and principal component analysis, the effectiveness of which is verified by mathematical derivation, and the robustness of which is tested by simulated synthetic and actual signals. In literature [4] an improved energy algorithm is proposed by analyzing the source of high-frequency transient signals and extracting current information by wavelet analysis when faults occur inside and outside a protective zone to assist maintenance personnel in finding fault phases quickly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various combinations of this technique help to select the best features for classification of the PQ disturbances. This includes, Microgenetic algorithms [149], statistical approach [150], and online sequential learning algorithm in [151]. The optimal feature selection using DT in the presence of RE sources (SPV and WE) is presented in [152].…”
Section: A: Genetic Algorithm-based Optimization Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In currently known theories and algorithms of fault recording analysis there conducted from three aspects: time-domain analysis, analysis combining time- with frequency-domain, and analysis using space vectors. For example, a novel time-domain statistical method is proposed to separate and study harmonics based on single-channel analysis and principal component analysis 3 , an improved energy algorithm is proposed by analyzing the source of high-frequency transient signals and extracting current information by wavelet analysis when faults occur inside and outside a protective zone to assist maintenance personnel in finding fault phases quickly 4 , and a method for fault signal processing is presented, where three-phase fault voltages are converted into one absolute value vector of the phasors in a complex space, and faults are located by performing Hilbert-Huang transform to the fault traveling waves of this vector 5 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%