Download Wavelet Applications in Engineering Electro- magnetics by Tapan K. Sarkar, Michael C. Wicks, Magdalena Salazar-Palma PDF

By Tapan K. Sarkar, Michael C. Wicks, Magdalena Salazar-Palma

Written from an engineering viewpoint, this certain source describes the sensible program of wavelets to the answer of electromagnetic box difficulties and in sign research with an even-handed therapy of the professionals and cons. A key function of this e-book is that the wavelet recommendations were defined from the filter out conception viewpoint that's universal to researchers with an electric engineering historical past.

Show description

Read or Download Wavelet Applications in Engineering Electro- magnetics PDF

Best electricity and magnetism books

Magnetic Reconnection: MHD Theory and Applications

Magnetic reconnection is on the center of many dynamic phenomena within the universe, reminiscent of sun flares, geomagnetic substorms and tokamak disruptions. Written by means of international leaders at the topic, this quantity offers a complete evaluation of this primary technique. assurance offers either a pedagogical account of the fundamental thought and a wide-ranging evaluation of the actual phenomena created by way of reconnection--from laboratory machines, the Earth's magnetosphere, and the Sun's surroundings to flare stars and astrophysical accretion disks.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Pocket Guide: Key EMC Facts, Equations, and Data

Each electrical product designed and synthetic world wide needs to meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) laws. while you're a operating engineer or technician, the Electromagnetic Compatibility Pocket consultant: Key EMC proof, Equation and information is your quickest and least difficult route to the solutions you must in achieving compliance on your designs.

Additional info for Wavelet Applications in Engineering Electro- magnetics

Sample text

41). 9. 9 Solution of the dilation equation for N = 1, that is, L = 2, resulting in the Haar wavelet. 53) −∞ For N = 3, we obtain the case presented earlier, the third-order Daubechies filter. 38). 10. 11 the scaling function and the wavelet for N = 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 are illustrated. We are not going to delve further into the solution of the dilation equation because for the electromagnetics problems in which we are interested namely, solution of large matrix equations the scaling functions and the wavelets are really not necessary because the discrete wavelet representation can be carried out from the knowledge of only h(m)!

However, for the discrete wavelet transform, as we shall see, φ(t) and t) are not at all required in the numerical computation! 10 Scaling function and wavelet and their transforms corresponding to the third-order Daubechies filter. 11 Scaling functions and wavelets for different orders of Daubechies filters. 9 38 Wavelet Applications in Engineering Electromagnetics In summary, the mathematical basis of wavelets has been presented from a filter theory perspective. We have shown how to construct scaling functions φ and Z DYHOHW V VW DUW LQJ IURP ILOW HUV h (m) and utilizing the perfect reconstruction argument presented in subband filtering techniques.

Therefore we approximate the HG DQG VKLIW HG YHUVLRQ RI W KH VDP H IXQFW LRQ t). 64) where δpq represents a Dirac delta function, so that its value is unity when p = q and zero otherwise. ,WLVLQW HUHVW LQJ W R QRW HW KDW n,k(t KDV] HURGF YDOXH^ n,k(ω = 0) = 0}, whereas x(t) may not! 61), we can only talk about mean square convergence because the constant term is missing. 61) is finite, as we will see later. 65) where < •,• > defines the inner product. The terms XDWT(n,k) are the kth discrete wavelet coefficients at scale n of the function x(t) and are symbolically denoted Wavelets from an Electrical Engineering Perspective 39 by dk,n.

Download PDF sample

Rated 4.35 of 5 – based on 35 votes