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Harmonics signal feature extraction techniques: A review

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Harmonic estimation is essential for mitigating or suppressing harmonic distortions in power systems. The most important idea is that spectrum analysis, waveform estimation, harmonic source classification, source location, the determination of harmonic source contributions, data clustering, and filter-based harmonic elimination capacity are also considered. The feature extraction method is a fundamental component of the optimization that improves the effectiveness of the Harmonic Mitigation method. In this study, techniques to extract fundamental frequencies and harmonics in the frequency domain, the time domain, and the spatial domain include 67 literature reviews and an overall assessment. The combinations of signal processing with artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are also reviewed and evaluated in this study. The benefit of the feature extraction methods is that the analysis extracts the powerful basic information of the feedback signals from the sensors with the most redundancy, ensuring the highest efficiency for the next sampling process of algorithms. This study provides an overview of the fundamental frequency and harmonic extraction methods of recent years, an analysis, and a presentation of their advantages and limitations.

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Harmonics signal feature extraction techniques: A review

Author: Duc, Minh Ly
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Year: 2023
DOI: 10.3390/math11081877
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Ci a ion: Duc, M.L.; Bilik, P.;
Ma inek, R. Ha monics Signal
Fea u e Ex ac ion Techniques: A
Re iew. Ma hema ics 2023,11, 1877.
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Ha monics Signal Fea u e Ex ac ion Techniques: A Re iew
Minh Ly Duc 1,2,* , Pe Bilik 2and Radek Ma inek 2
1Facul y o Comme ce, Van Lang Uni e si y, 69/68 Dang Thuy T am, Wa d 13, BinhThanh Dis ic ,
Ho Chi Minh Ci y 70000, Vie nam
2
Depa men o Cybe ne ics and Biomedical Enginee ing, VSB–Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, 17. Lis opadu
15, 708 33 Os a a, Czech Republic; pe [email p o ec ed] (P.B.); [email p o ec ed] (R.M.)
*Co espondence: [email p o ec ed]
Abs ac :
Ha monic es ima ion is essen ial o mi iga ing o supp essing ha monic dis o ions in
powe sys ems. The mos impo an idea is ha spec um analysis, wa e o m es ima ion, ha monic
sou ce classi ica ion, sou ce loca ion, he de e mina ion o ha monic sou ce con ibu ions, da a
clus e ing, and il e -based ha monic elimina ion capaci y a e also conside ed. The ea u e ex ac ion
me hod is a undamen al componen o he op imiza ion ha imp o es he e ec i eness o he
Ha monic Mi iga ion me hod. In his s udy, echniques o ex ac undamen al equencies and
ha monics in he equency domain, he ime domain, and he spa ial domain include 67 li e a u e
e iews and an o e all assessmen . The combina ions o signal p ocessing wi h a i icial in elligence
(AI) echniques a e also e iewed and e alua ed in his s udy. The bene i o he ea u e ex ac ion
me hods is ha he analysis ex ac s he powe ul basic in o ma ion o he eedback signals om he
senso s wi h he mos edundancy, ensu ing he highes e iciency o he nex sampling p ocess o
algo i hms. This s udy p o ides an o e iew o he undamen al equency and ha monic ex ac ion
me hods o ecen yea s, an analysis, and a p esen a ion o hei ad an ages and limi a ions.
Keywo ds: ha monic; equency domain; ime domain; undamen al equency
MSC: 49M25
1. In oduc ion
Dis ibu ed ene gy esou ces ha e inc eased he pene a ion a e o enewable ene gy
sou ces bu ha e also led o in e mi ency and poo powe quali y [
1
]. To add ess his,
a mic og id combining pa ially dis ibu ed ene gy esou ces wi h a u ili y g id [
2
] has
been p oposed. Ha monic dis o ion has been p oposed o inc ease he addi ional losses o
elec ical equipmen , o e hea ing i and educing equipmen e iciency and u iliza ion. The
ha monic p oblem o he mic og id has become a majo issue wi h wo main sou ces: elec-
onic powe de ices and nonlinea loads [
3
]. Elec onic powe de ices, such as in e e s,
ec i ie s, and s a ic compensa o s, which gene a e high- equency ha monics ha can be
supp essed by LC o LCL il e s [
4
], a e widely used. Nonlinea loads a e he main eason
o gene a ing ou pu ol age d op, which leads o he dis o ion o he in e e ou pu
ol age wa e o m. To educe ha monics and imp o e sys em e iciency, an h opological
compensa ion s a egies ha e been s udied [3].
Ha monics a ec powe quali y and inc ease sys em losses by up o 27%. Powe
quali y issues a e mani es ed in ol age, cu en , o equency de ia ions, esul ing in
he ailu e o mal unc ion o equipmen [
5
]. Common powe issues a e empo a y o
s eady-s a e ol age o equency a ia ions such as impulsi e o oscilla o y ansien s and
ol age sags. Vol age sags and dips a e caused by sho ci cui aul s and mo o s a ing [
6
].
Ha monics de a e ans o me s and a ec high- equency con olle s, while ansien s and
ol age sag in luence p o ec ion and con ol equipmen . Al e na ing cu en d i es ide
h ough in e up ions, bu induc ion mo o s a e s and DC d i e con ac o s equi e backup
RC ci cui s [7].
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Ex ac ing he undamen al componen o ha monics using adi ional and mode n
echniques is a esea ch end. I de e mines he exac ha monic ype and is an inpu o he
con ol algo i hms o selec he app op ia e compensa ing cu en o he los cu en in
he sou ce [
3
]. The shun adap i e powe il e (SAPF) is a sui able choice o he end o
using mode n op imiza ion echniques in he selec ion o compensa ing cu en s, p o iding
high e iciency o compensa ing he cu en loss caused by ha monics [
8
]. Reac i e powe
compensa ion is he adminis a ion o eac i e ene gy o imp o e he pe o mance o
he AC sys em. I is seen in wo ways: load and ol age suppo . The aim is o achie e
an imp o ed powe ac o and eal powe balance, while ol age suppo is necessa y
o educe ol age luc ua ions a a gi en e minal [
9
]. In bo h cases, he eac i e powe
ha lows h ough he mic og id mus be e ec i ely con olled and compensa ed. Ac i e
ha monic il e s wo k on he p inciple o measu ing he magni ude and equency o he
cu en s ( om 1s o de o 50 h o de ) o he load [
3
,
8
]. The p ocesso will analyze he da a
and send a signal o con ol IGBT opening and closing and o b ing ha monic cu en s om
he 2nd o de o 50 h o de wi h he same magni ude and opposi e di ec ion as he sys em
ha monic cu en o elimina e all ha monic cu en s a e he posi ion o connec ion o he
elec ical sys em o he ac i e ha monic il e (Figu e 1). The p ocesso pe o ms analysis
and ex ac ion algo i hms o ha monics mo e accu a ely and as e , and he ha monic
emo al e iciency inc eases acco dingly.
Ma hema ics 2023, 11, 1877 2 o 39
ide h ough in e up ions, bu induc ion mo o s a e s and DC d i e con ac o s equi e
backup RC ci cui s [7].
Ex ac ing he undamen al componen o ha monics using adi ional and mode n
echniques is a esea ch end. I de e mines he exac ha monic ype and is an inpu o
he con ol algo i hms o selec he app op ia e compensa ing cu en o he los cu en
in he sou ce [3]. The shun adap i e powe il e (SAPF) is a sui able choice o he end
o using mode n op imiza ion echniques in he selec ion o compensa ing cu en s,
p o iding high e iciency o compensa ing he cu en loss caused by ha monics [8]. Re-
ac i e powe compensa ion is he adminis a ion o eac i e ene gy o imp o e he pe -
o mance o he AC sys em. I is seen in wo ways: load and ol age suppo . The aim is
o achie e an imp o ed powe ac o and eal powe balance, while ol age suppo is
necessa y o educe ol age luc ua ions a a gi en e minal [9]. In bo h cases, he eac i e
powe ha lows h ough he mic og id mus be e ec i ely con olled and compensa ed.
Ac i e ha monic il e s wo k on he p inciple o measu ing he magni ude and equency
o he cu en s ( om 1s o de o 50 h o de ) o he load [3,8]. The p ocesso will analyze
he da a and send a signal o con ol IGBT opening and closing and o b ing ha monic
cu en s om he 2nd o de o 50 h o de wi h he same magni ude and opposi e di ec ion
as he sys em ha monic cu en o elimina e all ha monic cu en s a e he posi ion o
connec ion o he elec ical sys em o he ac i e ha monic il e (Figu e 1). The p ocesso
pe o ms analysis and ex ac ion algo i hms o ha monics mo e accu a ely and as e ,
and he ha monic emo al e iciency inc eases acco dingly.
Figu e 1. Shun adap i e powe il e (SAPF) in h ee-phase powe supply.
Syn he ic e alua ion s udies on he equency domain and ime domain ha monic
componen ex ac ion me hods ha e been ca ied ou (Table 1). Howe e , he e a e s ill
many me hods o ex ac ing ha monic componen s in he signal ha ha e no been e al-
ua ed by esea che s and g adua e s uden s. This s udy conduc s a li e a u e e iew o
s udies on he equency domain ( he Adap i e Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m (AHWT)
me hod and Sliding Disc e e Wa ele T ans o m (SDWT) me hod), ime domain ( he Em-
pi ical Mode Decomposi ion (EMD) me hod, Sliding Window EMD (LWEMD) me hod,
Adap i e Ha monic Decomposi ion (AHD) me hod, and Adap i e Model-Based Scheme
Wi h Sho Sliding Analysis Window (AMS) me hod), and space domain (Head-Rela ed
Figu e 1. Shun adap i e powe il e (SAPF) in h ee-phase powe supply.
Syn he ic e alua ion s udies on he equency domain and ime domain ha monic com-
ponen ex ac ion me hods ha e been ca ied ou (Table 1). Howe e , he e a e s ill many
me hods o ex ac ing ha monic componen s in he signal ha ha e no been e alua ed
by esea che s and g adua e s uden s. This s udy conduc s a li e a u e e iew o s udies
on he equency domain ( he Adap i e Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m (AHWT) me hod
and Sliding Disc e e Wa ele T ans o m (SDWT) me hod), ime domain ( he Empi ical
Mode Decomposi ion (EMD) me hod, Sliding Window EMD (LWEMD) me hod, Adap i e
Ha monic Decomposi ion (AHD) me hod, and Adap i e Model-Based Scheme Wi h Sho
Sliding Analysis Window (AMS) me hod), and space domain (Head-Rela ed T ans e Func-
ions (HRTF) me hod) ha monic ex ac ion o p o ide he mos comp ehensi e o e iew
and a documen o u u e esea che s.
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Table 1.
A b ie o e iew o p e ious li e a u e e iew documen s on me hods o ex ac ing ha mon-
ics in signals.
Domain Me hods o Ex ac ing Fea u e Re Yea s
Time
domain
Selec i e Ha monic Elimina ion Pulse-Wid h Modula ion
(SHEPWM) Powe signal [10] 2017
S a is ical Time-Domain Fea u es me hod, Uppe and Lowe
Bound o His og am me hod, Au o eg essi e (AR) Coe icien s
me hod, Hjo s’ Pa ame e s me hod, Singula Value
Decomposi ion (SVD) me hod, Piecewise Agg ega e
App oxima ion (PAA), and Adap i e Piecewise Cons an
App oxima ion (APCA) me hod
Vib a ion signal [11] 2017
Ma hema ical Mo phology (MM) Ope a o s me hod Elec oencephalog am
(EEG) signal [11] 2017
SRF algo i hm, pq Theo y algo i hm Powe signal [12] 2017
Fi ing a Sum o Exponen ials me hod, Fi ing a S aigh Line o
he La e S age me hod
Pulsed Eddy Cu en
(PEC) signal [13] 2019
ADALINE Technique,
Sel -Tuning Fil e (STF) me hod Powe signal [14] 2019
Con olu ional Neu al Ne wo k (CNN) Raw signal [15] 2020
Pa icle Swa m Op imiza ion (PSO), Powe signal [16] 2020
Ze o-C ossing Ra e (ZCR) me hod, Sho Time Ene gy (STE)
me hod, Au o-Co ela ion-Based Fea u es me hod,
Rhy hm-Based me hod
Audio signal [17] 2020
F equency Domains
Fas Fou ie T ans o m (FFT) Me hod, Eigen ec o me hods
(EM), Wa ele T ans o m (WT), and Au o-Reg essi e
me hod (ARM)
Elec oencephalog am
(EEG) signal [18] 2014
Wa ele T ans o ms (WT) me hod, Independen Componen
Analysis (ICA) me hod, P incipal Componen Analysis
(PCA) me hod
Elec oencephalog am
(EEG) signal [19] 2015
S a is ical F equency-Domain Fea u es, Spec al Skewness,
Spec al Ku osis, Spec al En opy and Shannon En opy
Fea u e me hods, Sho -Time Fou ie T ans o m (STFT) me hod,
Wa ele T ans o m and Wa ele Decomposi ion me hods,
Wigne –Ville Dis ibu ion (WVD) me hod
Vib a ion signal [11] 2017
Lea ning Techniques (Gene ic Algo i hm (GA)) and A i icial
Neu al Ne wo k (ANN), Sliding Window Fou ie
Analysis (SWFA)
Powe signal [12] 2017
Sho -Time Fou ie T ans o m (STFT) me hod, Con inuous
Wa ele T ans o m (CWT) me hod, Hilbe –Huang T ans o m
(HHT) me hod
Elec oencephalog am
(EEG) signal [20] 2017
Linea P edic i e Coding (LPC) Coe icien s me hod, Code
Exci ed Linea P edic ion (CELP) me hod, Linea Spec al
F equency me hod
Audio signal [17] 2020
Pe mu a ion En opy (PE) me hod, Dispe sion En opy (DE)
me hod, Empi ical Wa ele T ans o m (EWT) me hod, Re e se
Dispe sion En opy (RDE) me hod
Raw signal [21] 2020
Fou ie T ans o m (FT) me hod, Fas Fou ie T ans o m (FFT)
me hod, S-T ans o m me hod, Wa ele -T ans o m (WT) me hod
Powe signal [22] 2021
Space domain
F ac al Dimension me hod, Co ela ion Dimension me hod,
App oxima e En opy me hod, La ges Lyapuno Exponen
me hod, Kolmogo o –Smi no Tes me hod
Vib a ion signal [11] 2017
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The main cha ac e is ics o he powe signal include he phase angle
(θ)
and magni-
ude ampli ude. The phase o igin is calcula ed om he undamen al componen alues
o he ol age signal (
Vabc
o h ee-phase sou ces). In p ac ice, he powe supply sup-
plies many loads, including linea and non-linea loads. Non-linea loads include powe
equency con e e s, powe supply swi ches, and LED ligh ing sys ems [
22
]. They a e
he main sou ce o ha monics in he powe supply. Ha monics gene a ed in he powe
supply cause phenomena such as ans o me explosion, hea ing on he su ace o elec ical
equipmen , and he educed ope a ing e iciency o elec ical equipmen using powe due
o sou ce quali y supplied wi h poo quali y powe [
23
]. The e o e, de e mining he los
cu en co ec ly and accu a ely and selec ing he co ec , su icien amoun o cu en o
compensa e o he numbe o cu en losses in he powe supply gene a ed by he ha mon-
ics is a p omising u u e s udy a ea o esea che s. Analyzing, ex ac ing, and de ec ing
ha monic cha ac e is ics play an impo an ole in ha monic mi iga ion [
24
]. The e has
been much esea ch on ha monic mi iga ion me hods in he las ew decades. Howe e , he
e ec i eness o hese s udies is s ill limi ed. Finding a me hod o implemen he ha monic
mi iga ion ha b ings he mos op imal e ec is s ill an open issue o u u e esea che s.
In an applica ion using a shun adap i e powe il e (SAPF) in a h ee-phase powe
supply (Figu e 1), he los sou ce cu en
(iL)
is compensa ed by he cu en ex ac ed
om he SAPF
(iF)
; he supply cu en
(iS)
is a ec ed by he ha monics a ising om
he non-linea load. The ha monic p ocessing block p o ides an algo i hm o handling
load cu en
(iL)
and ex ac ing undamen al equency and ha monic cu en
(iL,ha m)
.
The ol age/cu en con olle hen gene a es a PWM pulse om he e e ence ol age
signal
V e 
ed o he SAPF il e . In some cases, ha monic ol age needs o be de ec ed
by me hods such as a se ies adap i e powe il e o hyb id adap i e powe il e and
dis ibu ed gene a ion o implemen powe quali y imp o emen [25,26].
Two me hods o de ec ing ha monics in powe supply by ex ac ing ha monics a e
conside ed:
•
De ec ing he o e all ha monic, i.e., pe o ming he emo al o he undamen al
equency componen o he load cu en (IL), which ex ac s only he ha monics in
he o m o a signal [27].
•
Selec i e ha monic de ec ion is he p ac ice o isola ing ha monics in o a se o signals
and ex ac ing hem a he ou pu [28,29].
The e alua ion o he o e all ha monic de ec ion me hod, he selec i e ha monic
de ec ion me hod, has many ad an ages:
•
Con olling in es men cos s o ha monic compensa ion and imp o ing powe quali y
in a easonable way [5,30].
•
The compensa ion sys em has delay ime, igge ime, and delay ime co esponding
o di e en delay angles o di e en ha monic ypes. Selec i e ha monic compensa ion
allows indi idual signals o be co ec ed since each ha monic pa ame e is adjus ed
om a single o se angle ela i e o he hys e esis angle [28].
•
The shun adap i e powe il e can be ins alled in combina ion wi h a passi e il e
ha pe o ms he sys em’s hyb id compensa ion unc ion. The SAPF ensu es a low-
o de ha monic unc ion and he low-pass il e (LPF) pe o ms a high-o de ha monic
compensa ion unc ion [
31
]. Howe e , he LPF is la ge and does no espond o
low-o de ha monics. The SAPF has he limi a ion o no esponding o high-o de
ha monics (high equency) and he SAPF has a high swi ching equency [
32
]. This
inc eases he elec omagne ic in e e ence and insula ion s ess. In he case o using
a hyb id compensa ion me hod, i is necessa y o selec he co esponding e e ence
signal o he SAPF [33].
The as , accu a e ha monic ex ac ion me hod helps he il e o iden i y and p o ide
sui able compensa ion o he los cu en in he powe supply quickly because ha monics
change equen ly in he powe supply [
34
]. F om di e en de ices, he issues o di e en
g id phases and, co espondingly, di e en ha monic de ec ion a ise bu hey a e bo h
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closely ela ed o eal- ime ha monic ex ac ion and de ec ion in he powe supply. The
mesh phase de ec ion me hod pe o ms he sepa a ion o he posi i e sequence in o he
basic signal componen om he noisy signal [
35
]. The selec i e ha monic de ec ion me hod
pe o ms he unc ion o ex ac ing indi idual ha monics om he cu en o ol age signal
o he dis u bed signal [36]. The main objec i es o his s udy include:
•A e iew o s udies ela ed o ha monic ea u e ex ac ion in he las ew decades.
•
The equency and ime domain ha monic ea u e ex ac ion me hods and hyb id
me hods in ha monic ea u e ex ac ion ope a ion a e sys ema ically e iewed.
•
The o mulas and ma hema ical models used o he ex ac ion o ha monics in he
equency and ime domains a e s udied and e alua ed in de ail in his s udy.
•
The o e all e alua ion and compa ison o he p ocessing ime e iciency o each
ha monic ex ac ion me hod in he equency domain and he ime domain.
•
The iden i ica ion o he limi a ions o he ha monic ex ac ion me hods in he e-
quency domain and in he ime domain. A he same ime, i aises open issues o
u u e esea ch.
This esea ch pape is s uc u ed as ollows: Sec ion 2p esen s he e ec s o ha monics.
Sec ion 3shows he con en o ha monic signal analysis. Sec ion 4de ails he ha monic
ea u e ex ac ion echnique. Sec ion 5demons a es he compa ison high ligh on he
ha monic ea u e ex ac ion echnique and he u u e esea ch opic and Sec ion 6desc ibes
he con en o he conclusion.
2. E ec s o Ha monics
Ha monics a e a o m o in e e ence ha di ec ly a ec powe quali y and ha e a
e y bad e ec on he equipmen and machine y used in a ac o y. Ha monics cause
cables o o e hea , damaging insula ion [
37
]. Ha monics educe mo o li e, cause mo o
o e hea ing, and induce a loud ope a ing noise [
38
]. Ha monics gi e ise o CB o e load,
o e hea ing, and ans o me explosion (while he amoun o elec ici y used is s ill less
han a ed). Ha monics cause ci cui b eake s, ap oma s, and uses o be a ec ed o
unknown easons [
39
]. Ha monics cause se ious ha m o he capaci o by damaging he
dielec ic, bulging he capaci o , educing he li e o he capaci o , and e en causing an
abno mal capaci o explosion [
40
]. Ha monic in e e ence a ec s elecommunica ions
equipmen and au oma ion sys ems. Ha monics cause measu ing equipmen o ope a e
inco ec ly, and hey cause ene gy was e oo (Figu e 2). Ha monics occu when he diode
ec i ie has no passing cu en and he cu en goes di ec ly o he in e e s while he AC
ol age a he inpu is less han he DC ol age a he capaci o . The sinusoidal shape o
he sou ce cu en is comple ely dis o ed when a case o ha monics a ises o only a ew
seconds. The ha monics gene a ed in he powe supply cause hea ing o he conduc o s, he
insula ion is b oken, he pe o mance o he elec ical equipmen is educed, and he li e o
he elec ical equipmen is educed o e ime. The mo o o elec ical equipmen ope a es
wi h noise and i is easy o gene a e hea ha monics ha a e no well con olled and can
damage he dielec ics in he capaci o s, sho en he li e o he capaci o s, and po en ially
blow up he capaci o s. Ha monic cu en s in o a ing machines cause hea ing e ec s such
as eddy cu en losses p opo ional o he squa e o he equency [
3
,
8
]. Ha monic cycles
can cause addi ional losses by inducing highe equency cu en s and nega i e o ques in
machine o o s. Ha monic cu en s can lead o he o e loading o powe ac o co ec ion
capaci o s and he de a ing o cables. Ha monic componen s add phan om powe o he
o al powe consump ion o a ans o me , causing i o o e load, hea up, and bu n. They
hea up and bu n conduc o s, causing se ious losses in he elec ical sys em. In a h ee-
phase sys em, he neu al conduc o is hea ed o bu ned o c ea e a s able sys em. The N-G
(neu al-ea h) ol age is oo la ge. The b eake jumps o unknown easons. This causes
he ailu e o he PF eac i e powe compensa ion capaci o . Noise in communica ion
sys ems can lead o he o e load o capaci o s and ans o me s due o he weakening
o ha monic cu en s, esul ing in he o ma ion o an LC ci cui . As o sys ems using
backup gene a o s o used on ships and d illing igs, when unning, due o he gene a o ’s

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induc ance cha ac e is ics ha a e highe han con en ional ans o me s, ha monics will be
ampli ied mo e se iously, om 3 o 4 imes, and he se iousness o he sys em equipmen is
g ea e and can e en cause a gene a o i e, which is e y dange ous and cos ly. Ha monics
also cause losses on he coil and s eel co e o he mo o o inc ease, dis o he o que
o m, educe machine e iciency, and cause noise o a ec he e o o measu ing de ices,
leading o e oneous measu emen esul s. Mo e dange ously, he highe -o de ha monic
wa es can also gene a e mo o sha o que o cause mechanical esonance oscilla ions
ha damage mechanical componen s in he engine, causing he licke ing o elec ical
equipmen and ligh ing, a ec ing people, and causing elec omagne ic wa es o p opaga e
in space, a ec ing anscei e s.
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Figu e 2. E ec s o ha monics.
The load in he dis ibu ion powe supply gene a es many ypes o ha monics, a -
ec ing he quali y o use and he pe o mance o powe -using equipmen , educing i s
e iciency. Much elec ical equipmen damage, such as i e o explosion, is also caused by
ha monic sou ces [37]. The highe equency ha monic cu en causes elec ons o low o
he ou side o he conduc o , which educes he cu en -ca ying capaci y, esul ing in a
dec ease in powe a ing causing hea gain and damage o he insula ion. Ha monic dis-
o ion has a di ec e ec on he powe ac o [38,39]. Many ha monics ha e a low powe
ac o alue. The hea losses gene a ed by he ha monics shi ing o use and pay o he
eac i e powe and ha monic cu en s can cause he capaci o o ail [33,39].
T ans o me aging o hea ing on he su ace o he ans o me body is mainly caused
by ha monics in he powe supply [38]. The ans o me s uc u e is o med by winding
se e al coils placed close o each o he and sepa a ed by insula ion; when he powe lows
h ough he windings wi h ha monics gene a ed in hem, o e ol age esul s [34]. Load
occu s in he ans o me , gene a ing hea in he ans o me body, educing he ope a ing
e iciency o he ans o me , and educing he insula ion s eng h o he windings in he
ans o me . Eddy cu en s due o s ay lux losses cause o e hea ing. A empe a u e in-
c ease o 7–10 deg ees can educe he li e o an insula ing ma e ial by hal .
The p o ec ion o elec ical equipmen is p o ided in he elec oly ic powe supply
de ices ha pe o m o e load p o ec ion, sho ci cui p o ec ion, o p o ec ion om o e -
hea ing gene a ed in elec ical ci cui s, elimina ing all he e ec s po en ially a ec ing he
pe o mance o elec ical equipmen . Today, indus ial plan s use a lo o swi ching de-
ices such as in e e s and swi ches o de ices ha con ol dynamic mechanisms in in-
dus ial machines [32,35]. The ac o y loo uses a lo o high-in ensi y discha ge (HID)
bulbs o ligh up he ac o y. The powe sou ce gene a es ha monics om he abo e-men-
ioned de ices and he ha monics hemsel es educe he pe o mance o hose de ices.
Elimina ing ha monics, o minimizing ha monics gene a ed in he powe supply, equi es
new esea ch o imp o e elec ical equipmen he esponse le el o which does no c ea e
ha monics in he powe supply; his is a di icul equi emen o esea che s. C ea ing
me hods o elimina e ha monics in powe supplies by compu e p og ams combined wi h
high- ech equipmen is also a p omising esea ch di ec ion.
In he e a o he 4.0 indus ial e olu ion, many nonlinea loads a e p oduced and
ope a ed in he dis ibu ion powe sys em. Nonlinea loads such as LEDs, compu e mon-
i o s, powe supply swi ches, and ans o me s pe o m he communica ion be ween he
Figu e 2. E ec s o ha monics.
The load in he dis ibu ion powe supply gene a es many ypes o ha monics, a -
ec ing he quali y o use and he pe o mance o powe -using equipmen , educing i s
e iciency. Much elec ical equipmen damage, such as i e o explosion, is also caused by
ha monic sou ces [
37
]. The highe equency ha monic cu en causes elec ons o low
o he ou side o he conduc o , which educes he cu en -ca ying capaci y, esul ing in
a dec ease in powe a ing causing hea gain and damage o he insula ion. Ha monic
dis o ion has a di ec e ec on he powe ac o [
38
,
39
]. Many ha monics ha e a low powe
ac o alue. The hea losses gene a ed by he ha monics shi ing o use and pay o he
eac i e powe and ha monic cu en s can cause he capaci o o ail [33,39].
T ans o me aging o hea ing on he su ace o he ans o me body is mainly caused
by ha monics in he powe supply [
38
]. The ans o me s uc u e is o med by winding
se e al coils placed close o each o he and sepa a ed by insula ion; when he powe lows
h ough he windings wi h ha monics gene a ed in hem, o e ol age esul s [
34
]. Load
occu s in he ans o me , gene a ing hea in he ans o me body, educing he ope a ing
e iciency o he ans o me , and educing he insula ion s eng h o he windings in he
ans o me . Eddy cu en s due o s ay lux losses cause o e hea ing. A empe a u e
inc ease o 7–10 deg ees can educe he li e o an insula ing ma e ial by hal .
The p o ec ion o elec ical equipmen is p o ided in he elec oly ic powe supply
de ices ha pe o m o e load p o ec ion, sho ci cui p o ec ion, o p o ec ion om
o e hea ing gene a ed in elec ical ci cui s, elimina ing all he e ec s po en ially a ec ing
he pe o mance o elec ical equipmen . Today, indus ial plan s use a lo o swi ching
de ices such as in e e s and swi ches o de ices ha con ol dynamic mechanisms in
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indus ial machines [
32
,
35
]. The ac o y loo uses a lo o high-in ensi y discha ge (HID)
bulbs o ligh up he ac o y. The powe sou ce gene a es ha monics om he abo e-
men ioned de ices and he ha monics hemsel es educe he pe o mance o hose de ices.
Elimina ing ha monics, o minimizing ha monics gene a ed in he powe supply, equi es
new esea ch o imp o e elec ical equipmen he esponse le el o which does no c ea e
ha monics in he powe supply; his is a di icul equi emen o esea che s. C ea ing
me hods o elimina e ha monics in powe supplies by compu e p og ams combined wi h
high- ech equipmen is also a p omising esea ch di ec ion.
In he e a o he 4.0 indus ial e olu ion, many nonlinea loads a e p oduced and
ope a ed in he dis ibu ion powe sys em. Nonlinea loads such as LEDs, compu e moni-
o s, powe supply swi ches, and ans o me s pe o m he communica ion be ween he
powe sou ce and he loads. These de ices gene a e ha monics in he powe supply, ha -
monics causing signi ican damage o he pe o mance and ope abili y o he loads [
37
,
38
].
Ha monic cu en s a ise in he powe supply and se iously a ec he communica ion
sys em [
41
]. A magne ic couplings in elephones o in o ma ion ansmission sou ces,
ha monics will cause in e e ence and he in o ma ion ansmi ed will no mee he equi e-
men s o he ansmission speed will be delayed [
39
]. The me hod ha communica ion
equipmen supplie s use o minimize ha monics a ec ing communica ion lines consis s in
using equipmen o shield he amoun o induc ance in pa allel conduc o s and building a
de ice o measu e and con i m he in o ma ion in e e ence sys em. The maximum alue
o he ha monic cu en can be much highe han he sine wa e shape a he undamen al
equency, causing alse ipping [40].
Au oma ion de ices use a lo o mo o s, and he pe o mance o he mo o s is se e ely
a ec ed by he ha monics gene a ed by he cu en . Many ypes o mo o s ope a e ac-
co ding o he mechanism o using he PWM me hod o adjus he ope a ing mechanism;
ha monics cause he mechanism o ope a e no as desi ed, e.g., o que ipples c ea ed by
wa e in e ac ion ha monics cause his mechanical oscilla ion [
35
]. The ha monics gene -
a ed by he PWM in e e s a ec he e iciency o he elec ic mo o s much mo e han he
powe supply [
34
]. Nonlinea loads in he dis ibu ion powe supply c ea e le els ha
nega i ely a ec he pe o mance o ans o me s. The ans o me eeds he ec i ie six
pulses wi h a DC load and powe dissipa ion ac o s such as o al ha monic dis o ion
(THD) comp omise e iciency in he ans o me . Squi el-bed synch onous mo o s ope a e
on he lux densi y a he clea ances o inc ease he o que p ope ies o he mo o [
35
,
39
].
Howe e , he ha monics gene a ed a hose gaps a ec he magne ic ield o he s a o
and he o o nega i ely, hus impac ing he o que o he mo o . Resea che s calcula e
he lux densi y a he gaps using he Fini e Elemen Analysis (FEA) o mula. Usually,
pa allel capaci o s a e used o pe o m he unc ion o il e ing high-o de ha monics o
a single- uned ha monic il e . High- equency ol age componen s cause eddy cu en
losses in he co e o he AC mo o . These losses inc ease he ope a ing empe a u e o he
aul as well as he coil a ound he co e and can cause undesi ed o que spikes. Excessi e
ha monic dis o ion will cause a lo o ze o in e e ence o he cu en wa e o m, a ec ing
he iming o he ol age egula o . This may cause he gene a o o s op wo king.
3. Ha monic Signal Analysis
Ha monic componen ex ac ion analysis o he signal is pe o med in ou s ages
(
Figu e 3
). S age 1 pe o ms no maliza ion o he signals in he equency domain o in
he ime domain. Signal no maliza ion includes many di e en unc ions, depending on
he ype o senso , so he e is no single de ice ha can p o ide comple e no maliza ion
o all senso s. Time- equency ep esen a ion (TFR) desc ibes pa ame e s pe o med
o e ime including he ins an aneous RMS cu en pa ame e , ins an aneous undamen al
RMS cu en pa ame e , o al ha monic dis o ion (THD) pa ame e , and pa ame e o
ins an aneous TnHD. The cha ac e is ics o TFR a e empo ally in o ma i e and spec ally
in o ma i e (Equa ions (2)–(6)). The signal is analyzed acco ding o he equency shown
h ough he spec al shapes; he ime- a ying equency is shown speci ically acco ding o
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he ime- a ying spec al in o ma ion shape. Time- equency ep esen a ion is conside ed
a use ul ool o moni o ing he signal being analyzed by equency. S age 2 pe o ms he
es ima ion o basic signal componen s and pa ame e s. Ins an aneous oo -mean-squa e
(RMS) ol ages and Ins an aneous oo -mean-squa e (RMS) undamen al ol ages a e
he squa e oo s o he mean o e one cycle o he squa e o he ins an aneous ol age
(
Equa ions (7) and (8)
). A quan i a i e uni is used o measu e ha monic dis o ion in a
signal sou ce. Ha monic dis o ion o o al ha monic dis o ion (THD) is measu ed as he
a io alue o he o al powe o all ha monic componen s o he powe o he undamen al
equency. The lowe he THD alue, he mo e comple e he sys em’s ou pu signal wa e-
o m is in he sine wa e shape and he less noise o dis o ion he e is. The THD alue
index is used as an indica o o powe quali y assessmen acco ding o he IEEE 519:2014
s anda d. The smalle he THD alue, he less hea gene a ion he powe sys em has, and
he lowe he he mal powe emissions in he ield. This p o es ha he powe sou ce is o
good quali y and imp o es he pe o mance o elec ical equipmen . The moni o ing and
e alua ion o powe quali y can be ca ied ou acco ding o he IEEE 519:2014 s anda d.
S age 3 pe o ms he classi ica ion o signal cha ac e is ics. The ins an aneous o al ha -
monic dis o ion (THD) pa ame e o he ha monics is calcula ed acco ding o he measu e
o he ha monic con en in a wa e o m and exp ess alue acco ding o Fo mula (9) and
he ins an aneous o al non-ha monic dis o ion TnHD( ) pa ame e o he ha monics is
calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (10). In addi ion, S age 4 ha monizes he classi ica ion
o signal ypes. A de e minis ic classi ica ion me hod used in p ac ical applica ions is a
ule-based classi ie ha is easy o implemen and elies on h eshold se ings and expe
ules. The classi ica ion o ha monic signals is based on pa ame e s o e icien inpu
h eshold se ings and expe ules ha mee IEEE 519:2014 (Figu e 4). The ha monic signal
in he powe supply is no malized o an in ensi y signal ha is analyzed in he equency
and ime domains [
42
,
43
]. The basic pa ame e s in he ha monic ex ac ion analysis sys em
include RMS undamen al ol age, o al wa e o m dis o ion, ins an aneous RMS ol age,
o al non-ha monic dis o ion, and calcula ed o al ha monic dis o ion [
38
,
39
]. The abo e-
s a ed pa ame e s a e used as inpu pa ame e s o he ha monic componen classi ica ion
and analysis sys em.
The ha monic signal model is analyzed o ex ac he signal o he undamen al
componen s o he ha monics acco ding o he IEEE 519:2014 s anda d [
36
–
39
], which is
buil acco ding o Fo mula (1) acco ding o he exponen ial signal complex shape.
xwd( )=ej2π 0 +A·ej2π 1 (1)
whe e
0
is he undamen al signal equency,
1
is he ha monic o in e ha monic equency
and is he ime. As o ha monics,
A=
0.25
and 1=
250
Hz
. As o in e ha monics,
A=0.25 and 1=275 Hz.
Signal ime- equency dis ibu ion is a me hod o ep esen ing a signal in e ms o
ime equencies ha include componen s such as Spec um, Gabo T ans o m, and S-
T ans o m [42,43].
The spec um cha implemen s he dis ibu ion o he undamen al componen s o he
signal in e ms o equency and ime. The Hanning window pe o ms a na ow analysis
o signal componen s by he equency wi h a window leng h o 512, and he equency
and ime esolu ion o he signal a e pe o med acco ding o Fo mula (2).
Px( , )=Z∞
−∞x( )w(τ− )·e−j2π d 
2
(2)
whe e x( ): signal, w(n): he p esence o whi e noise, : a unc ion o he equency.
The Gabo T ans o m me hod pe o ms he analysis o he local p ope ies o a se o
signals wi h equency and ime domain cha ac e is ics [
43
]. The esolu ion o he signals
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in he equency domain and in he ime domain, always ha ing he same Gabo T ans o m
alue o all equencies, is shown using Fo mula (3):
C(n,k)=Z∞
−∞x(τ)h∗(n,k)dτ(3)
whe e x( ): signal, h∗(n,k): a dual basis o bio hogonal basis.
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s anda d. The smalle he THD alue, he less hea gene a ion he powe sys em has, and
he lowe he he mal powe emissions in he ield. This p o es ha he powe sou ce is
o good quali y and imp o es he pe o mance o elec ical equipmen . The moni o ing
and e alua ion o powe quali y can be ca ied ou acco ding o he IEEE 519:2014 s and-
a d. S age 3 pe o ms he classi ica ion o signal cha ac e is ics. The ins an aneous o al
ha monic dis o ion (THD) pa ame e o he ha monics is calcula ed acco ding o he
measu e o he ha monic con en in a wa e o m and exp ess alue acco ding o o mula
(9) and he ins an aneous o al non-ha monic dis o ion TnHD( ) pa ame e o he ha -
monics is calcula ed acco ding o o mula (10). In addi ion, S age 4 ha monizes he classi-
ica ion o signal ypes. A de e minis ic classi ica ion me hod used in p ac ical applica-
ions is a ule-based classi ie ha is easy o implemen and elies on h eshold se ings
and expe ules. The classi ica ion o ha monic signals is based on pa ame e s o e icien
inpu h eshold se ings and expe ules ha mee IEEE 519:2014 (Figu e 4). The ha monic
signal in he powe supply is no malized o an in ensi y signal ha is analyzed in he
equency and ime domains [42,43]. The basic pa ame e s in he ha monic ex ac ion
analysis sys em include RMS undamen al ol age, o al wa e o m dis o ion, ins an ane-
ous RMS ol age, o al non-ha monic dis o ion, and calcula ed o al ha monic dis o ion
[38,39]. The abo e-s a ed pa ame e s a e used as inpu pa ame e s o he ha monic com-
ponen classi ica ion and analysis sys em.
Figu e 3. Flow cha o ha monic signal de ec ion and classi ica ion.
The S-T ans o m (ST) me hod is conside ed as a ime- equency spec al localiza ion
me hod ha is made by combining wo me hods, namely Sho -Time Fou ie T ans o m
(STFT) and Wa ele T ans o m. The ST me hod also uses he window model, bu ST
implemen s he me hod o expanding he windows in Gaussian o m and pe ec ing he
signal esolu ion in he equency domain ep esen ed by he eal dis ibu ion spec a and
i ual shows de ailed acco ding o Fo mulas (4)–(6).
ST(τ, )=Z∞
−∞h( )| |
√2πe−(τ− )2 2
2·e−j2π d (4)
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•
A e each di e ence i e a ion, he IMF p o ides di e en alues a he da a blocks. I
is necessa y o ensu e ha he IMF alue is con inuously connec ed o he da a blocks
by selec ing he numbe o i e a ions oge he .
•
The bulk da a pe o med by he sc eening p ocess make i di icul o eal- ime
analysis o he inal signals. The e o e, disca ding he inal signal is necessa y.
•
The e is a selec i ely ixed numbe o i e a ions o signal il e ing. Howe e , low-
equency signals a e s ill p esen inside he da a blocks. The e o e, his low- equency
signal ejec ion solu ion should be s udied and implemen ed when emo ing he
ha monic signal om he ca ie in he X( ) signal.
The LWEMD me hod is implemen ed in o
X( )
signal analysis o sepa a e ha monics
om he ca ie . The LWEMD me hod imp o es he il e ing p ocess om he EMD me hod
by sho ening he numbe o signal i e a ions by applying he He mi e in e pola ion o
gene a e an in lec ion poin signal a ze o in e sec ions. F om he e, he en elopes a e
calcula ed and all low- equency signals a e cu o o he du a ion o he algo i hm. Some
ad an ages disco e ed when implemen ing he LWEMD algo i hm in ha monic ex ac ion
a e as ollows:
•The il e ing p ocess is s eamlined and educed when implemen ing he algo i hm.
•The de ec ion o low- equency ha monics in da a blocks is gua an eed.
•
The execu ion ime o ex ac ha monics om he signal is less han he adi ional
EMD me hod.
The LWEMD algo i hm is de ailed s ep-by-s ep (Table 6) and he low cha applying
LWEMD o ha monic ex ac ion is shown in Figu e 7.
Table 6. The LWEMD algo i hm.
S ep No. Explained in De ail S ep-by-S ep
S ep 1: C ea ing da a block om bu e 1 da ase .
S ep 2: Implemen ing he He mi e spline in e pola ion me hod o he bu e egion o he
signal X( ).
S ep 3: Calcula ing he a e age alue acco ding o Fo mula (20).
m1( )=Xmax ( )−Xmin ( )
2
(20)
S ep 4: Finding he IMF alue a he i s da a block o he signal acco ding o Fo mula (21).
im i( )=X( )−m1( )
(21)
S ep 5:
Calcula ing he esidual alue o he signal in he i s signal da a block acco ding o Fo mula
(22).
1( )=X( )−im 1( )
(22)
S ep 6: Ob aining he alue o 1( )
S ep 7:
Applying in e pola ion He mi e spline o de ec ex emes and calcula ing con ou s acco ding
o Fo mula (23).
d 1( )=d 1( )
d
(23)
S ep 8: Ex ac ing he alue a ime i whe e no d 1( ) alue exis s.
S ep 9:
Calcula ing he mean alue o signal m2( )acco ding o he esidual alue o signal 1( )
acco ding o Fo mula (24).
m2( )= 1max ( )− 1min ( )
2
(24)
S ep 10: Finding he IMF alue a signal alue m2( )acco ding o Fo mula (25).
im 2( )= 1( )−m2( )
(25)
S ep 11: Calcula ing he esidual alue a signal alue m2( )acco ding o Fo mula (26).
2( )= 1( )−im 2( )
(26)
S ep 12: Cu ing o he block signal a ime i.
S ep 13:
The da a a e sa ed in he las block and a leas se en ex eme poin s a e sa ed o duplica e
da a blocks.

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Figu e 7. Flow cha o LWEMD o ha monic ex ac ion.
Table 6. The LWEMD algo i hm.
S ep No. Explained in De ail S ep-by-S ep
S ep 1: C ea ing da a block om bu e 1 da ase .
S ep 2: Implemen ing he He mi e spline in e pola ion me hod o he bu e egion o
he signal 𝑋(𝑡).
S ep 3:
Calcula ing he a e age alue acco ding o Fo mula (20).
𝑚(𝑡)=𝑋(𝑡)−𝑋(𝑡)
2
(20)
Figu e 7. Flow cha o LWEMD o ha monic ex ac ion.
4.1.3. Adap i e Ha monic Decomposi ion (AHD) Me hod
Vib a ion signals om o a ing mo o s con ain e o pulses ha gi e ise o equency
modula ion e ec s. In he equency domain a a uni o m in e al, he e is a connec ion
be ween wo pulses including he aul -causing pulse and he pulse o a ha monic clus e .
In a de ini e esonance sequence, his symphony helps de e mine he placemen o samples
and spec um dis ibu ion o he signal and de ec s pe iodic pulses ha cause e o s. The
adap i e ha monic decomposi ion me hod de ec s e o pulses wi h a high noise a io in
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he ime domain and disc e e e o spec a e en in he case o low signal- o-noise (SNR).
The e o pulse de ec ion algo i hm is de ailed in he ollowing s eps (Table 7).
Table 7. The e o pulse de ec ion algo i hm.
S ep No. Explained in De ail in he Following S eps
S ep 1:
The camco de gene a es ib a ion pulses ha o m e o pulses and is ma hema ically modeled o he e o
pulse acco ding o Fo mula (27).
g( )=s( )+n( )=A( ).cosh2πR
0 (τ)dτ+ϕ0i+n( )=
=
p
∑
p=1
Sp( )+n( )=
p
∑
p=1
ap.cos2π p( )+θp+n( )(27)
Whe e s( )is an impulse signal consis ing o ha monics
.
P has a equency in he esonan se ies g( )wi h IA and IF
modula ion le els. n( ) ep esen s addi ional noise signals and noise componen s a ising om he sou ce o he
came a ib a ions.
S ep 2:
An e o pulse de ec ion model is designed by sepa a ing he Sp( )ha monics in he esonan ange o he g( )
angula signal and pu ing hem back oge he . This p oposed ha monic ex ac ion me hod can ex ac ha monics
wi h an SNR cap ha esponds o componen decomposi ion and bandwid h sh inkage.
S ep 3:
The adap i e ha monic decomposi ion me hod pe o ms equency shi ing o he ha monic componen s. Gi en
an ini ial equency po he se ies esonan o he P h ha monic pa
,
he Sp( )
ha monic o he momen wi h he
P h ha monic componen is ans o med acco ding o Fo mula (28).
Sp( )=Up( ).cos2π p( )+Vp( ).sin2π p( )(28)
The wo ha monic displacemen componen s a e desc ibed using Fo mula (29)



Up( )=ap.cosh2π p−e
p( )+θpi
Vp( )=−ap.sinh2π p−e
p( )+θpi(29)
S ep 4:
whe e he es ima ed equency e
pis close o he o iginal equency p alue. The wo shi ing ha monics Up( ),
Vp( ) o m good a ia ion pa e ns in he ime domain and noise o ze o- equency ends in he equency
domain. The Sp( )ha monic, a he ime o ha ing he P h ha monic componen , is econs uc ed o he o iginal
ampli ude and phase acco ding o Fo mulas (30) and (31).
a(p|e
p= p)=qU2
p( )−V2
p( )(30)
θ(p|e
p= p)= an−1h−Vp( )
Up( )i(31)
S ep 5:
Based on he a o emen ioned equency change ope a ion, op imiza ion is pe o med ollowed by disc e iza ion
acco ding o he es ima ed equency alue and he Sp( )
ha monic componen is ep oduced in he P h ha monic
acco ding o Fo mula (32):
min
Up,Vp,ne
ponτϑUp,Vp,e
po=
min
Up,Vp,ne
pon∅ω2
p2+∅V2
P2+ϑg−CpUp+Sp.Vp2
2o
(32)
whe e ∅second o de de ia ion ope a o is used o calcula e a quan i a i e alue o he smoo hness o ha monic
displacemen componen s Up( ),Vp( ).ϑPenal y coe icien and disc e e a iables g sampled o e ime
{ 0, 1, . . . , i, . . . , l−1}a e calcula ed acco ding o Fo mulas (33)–(36).
g=[g( 0),g( 1), . . . , g( l−1)]T(33)
UP=Up( 0),Up( 1), . . . , Up( l−1)T(34)
VP=Vp( 0),Vp( 1), . . . , Vp( l−1)T(35)
Cp=diaghcos2πe
p( 0),cos2πe
p( 1), . . . , cos2πe
p( l−1)i (36)
Sp=diaghsin2πe
p( 0),sin2πe
p( 1), . . . , sin2πe
p( l−1)i (37)
Analyzing he Sp( )ha monic componen a he ime o he P h ha monic by upda ing, and upda ing he de ails
o he op imal equa ion acco ding o Fo mula (37).
4.1.4. Adap i e Model-Based Scheme wi h Sho Sliding Analysis Window (AMS)
This imp o es powe quali y by p o iding he co ec and su icien amoun o cu en
loss compensa ion in he powe supply. I ully and in de ail de e mines he undamen al
and ha monic componen s o a powe supply ha condi ion he e iciency o he powe
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supply’s lossy cu en compensa ion ope a ion. The weakness o he equency domain
me hod o ha monic ex ac ion is ha i gene a es a sampling delay o a leas one cycle and
depends on he equency esolu ion. The weakness o he me hod o ex ac ing ha monic
componen s in he powe sou ce by he ime domain me hod is ha i does no gua an ee
he s abili y and de ia ion o he in e e ence.
The p oposed adap i e model-based scheme wi h a sho sliding analysis window
me hod ul ills he ea u es o online sampling and di ec ly co ec s analysis models in he
da a o ex ac he ha monic componen in eal ime and moni o he equency o se a
each cycle o he sample da a. I ex ac s he ha monic componen accu a ely, p o iding
imely compensa ion o he loss o cu en , imp o ing he powe quali y, and imp o ing
he wo king e iciency o he new me hod. I ex ac s he undamen al and ha monic
componen s o sample da a online. I se s he poin o he ha monic signal o ollow he
sine wa e shape.
The powe signal (S) in disc e e ime (
Sn
) o m o he amoun o sample collec ed (N)
du ing he (∆ )pe iod is p esen ed as a sine componen (H) acco ding o Fo mula (38):
Sn=
H
∑
h=1
ah.cos(nhw1∆ +θh),n=0, 1, . . . , N−1 (38)
whe e ah: ampli ude, θh: ini ial phase angle, w1=2π 1: undamen al angula equency.
To simpli y he calcula ion, Fo mula (1) is analyzed acco ding o Fo mula (39):
Sn=
H
∑
h=1Ah.ejnhw1∆ +A∗
h.e−jnhw1∆ =
H
∑
h=1Ah.xn
h+A∗
h.(xn
h)∗(39)
whe e
Ah=ahejnhw1∆
2
: complex ampli ude,
xh=ejnhw1∆
, and
(∗)
: complex conjuga e
calcula ion.
The ampli ude alue (A) calcula ed by minimizing he e o be ween he ac ual numbe
o samples, sn, and i s es ima e is p esen ed using Fo mula (40):
A=a gmin N−1
∑
n=0Sn−ˆ
Sn2!(40)
Complex ampli ude es ima ion is acco ding o Fo mula (41):
ˆ
A=XTX−1.XT.S(41)
whe e T: T anspose o a ma ix.
The ampli ude and phase angle o he h- h ha monic a e a gumen s o he complex
ampli ude and a e exp essed by Equa ions (42) and (43):
ah=2|Ah|(42)
θh=a g{Ah}(43)
Ha monic componen ex ac ion gene a es a minimal e o because he undamen al
equencies o he signals in he powe supply a e ime-biased and de ia ed om hei
nominal alues due o he powe imbalance be ween he powe supply and he loads on
demand. The e a e many me hods used o modi y he X ma ix when equency bias occu s.
The F equency Domain In e pola ion (FDI) me hod analyzes and de ec s he undamen al
equency in a be e manne . Howe e , equency esolu ion and delay o a leas one cycle
a e incu ed depending on he ini e amoun o he analysis window in FDI. The Kalman
il e ing me hod and he PLL-based echnique pe o m es ima ion e o acking and ime-
domain pa ame e uning o he sys em o pe o m he synch oniza ion o he esul s om
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he measu emen . Howe e , he weakness o his me hod is ha he me hod o de e mining
he pa ame e s is no sui able o main aining he s abili y o he signal quan i y and
imp o ing he accu acy and con e gence speed. I p e en s long du a ions a ising in
equency domain me hods and c ea es nume ical ins abili y in ime domain me hods. The
sho sliding window echnique pe o ms signal analysis (
sn
) om Equa ion (2) o o m a
low-pass il e acco ding o Equa ion (44), desc ibed as ollows:
s1−n=A1xn
1+A∗
1.(xn
1)∗(44)
obse ing h ee consecu i e da a samples and desc ibing hem in de ail acco ding o
Equa ion (45):
s1−n−2=A1.xn−2
1+A∗
1.xn−2
1∗
s1−n−1=A1.xn−1
1+A∗
1.xn−1
1∗
s1−n=A1xn
1+A∗
1.xn
1∗
(45)
The assumed linea ela ionship o h ee consecu i e samples is shown in
Equa ion (46)
.
The i ing pa ame e (
ε
) is conside ed he e o es ima ion pa ame e desc ibed by
Equa ion (47), wi h he es ima ed sample being ˆ
s1−n.
ˆ
s1−n=s1−n−2+ε.s1−n−1(46)
ε=a gmin(E)=a gminN
∑
n=3|s1−n−ˆ
s1−n|2=
=a gminN
∑
n=3|s1−n−s1−n−2−ε.s1−n−1|2(47)
The minimum e o es ima e (E) is p esen ed by Equa ion (48) and hen he linea
es ima ion pa ame e is econs uc ed acco ding o Equa ion (49):
dE
dε=2
N
∑
n=3
(s1−n−s1−n−2−ε.s1−n−1).(−s1−n−1)=0 (48)
ε=∑N
n=3(s1−n−1).(s1−n−s1−n−2)
∑N
n=3s2
1−n−1(49)
Rep esen a i e equa ions o h ee samples a e econs uc ed acco ding o Equa ion (50):
A1.xn−2
1+A∗
1.xn−2
1∗+ε.A1.xn−1
1+ε.A∗
1.xn−1
1∗=
=A1.xn
1+A∗
1.xn
1∗=>x2
1−ε.x1−1=0(50)
The undamen al equency in o ma ion o he h ee sample signals is shown a
x1
acco ding o Equa ion (51):
x1=ε±j√ε2+4
2=ejw1∆ =cos(w1∆ )+jsin(w1∆ )(51)
The undamen al equency componen s o he h ee sample signals con aining he
ma ching pa ame e (e) a e shown by Equa ion (52):
1=
cos−1∑N
n=3(s1−n−1)(s1−n−s1−n−2)
2∑N
n=3s2
1−n−1
2π∆ (52)
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Fundamen al equency alue (
1
) pe o ms an analysis model uning ope a ion con-
duc ing he X-ma ix modi ica ion unc ion, which imp o es he accu acy o he undamen-
al equency and ha monic componen ex ac ion in he signal.
The bene i s o he AMS solu ion a e ha i moni o s equencies by sliding window
unc ion and pe o ms analysis model modi ica ion o imp o e he accu acy o eal- ime
a ying undamen al equency and ha monic ex ac ion. The sliding window in N on-
line acquisi ion samples helps in no mal equency domain signal analysis and equency
moni o ing. The ha monic ex ac ion is pe o med quickly, ega dless o equency eso-
lu ion. The undamen al equency componen (
1
) p e en s he nume ical imbalance o
con en ional ime domain echniques and helps o de e mine he app op ia e pa ame e s
(Figu e 8).
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con en ional ime domain echniques and helps o de e mine he app op ia e pa ame e s
(Figu e 8).
Figu e 8. Solu ion p ocedu e o he p oposed AMS.
The limi a ion o he AMS me hod is ha i uses a low-pass il e ha de ines he
pa ame e s o ma ch he equency esponse o he undamen al signal due o he a enu-
a ion o he signal magni ude. The s udy o modi ying equency de ec ion by a new
me hod ha is be e han he low-pass il e me hod is p omising.
4.2. Ha monic Fea u e Ex ac ion Technique in he F equency Domain
4.2.1. Adap i e Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m (AHWT)
The componen s o a wa e signal include equency con en o ime equency.
Adap i e ha monic wa ele ans o m uses a ime- equency sepa a ion echnique o ex-
ploi highly e icien esponse ea u es and ou pe o ms empi ical mode decomposi ion
(EMD) me hods. The AHWT me hod uses a de e minis ic basis o ex ac he ea u es o
he signal in he ime- equency domain. The c oss-compa ed wa ele and AHWT cha -
ac e is ics con i m impo an ea u es in wa e signals o de e mine he e iciency and
damage o he wa e o m s uc u e. The AHWT me hod implemen s one il e bank; a
each il e , a speci ic equency ange (𝑚2𝜋,𝑛2𝜋),0≤𝑚≤𝑛 is designed, which is called
he pa ame e le el. The size o each il e is designed o be small and comple e in he
equency domain, also known as he ideal sequence pass il e . A comple e il e o ms
an o hogonal wa ele and is de ailed by Equa ion (53):
𝑤(𝑡)=𝑤𝑡− 𝑘
𝑛−𝑚=𝑒𝑥𝑝󰇣𝑖𝑛2𝜋󰇡𝑡−𝑘𝑛−𝑚
󰇢󰇤−𝑒𝑥𝑝󰇣𝑖𝑚2𝜋󰇡𝑡−𝑘𝑛−𝑚
󰇢󰇤
(𝑛−𝑚)𝑖2𝜋(𝑡) (53)
The alue o he gene alized ha monic wa ele is ob ained by he in e se Fou ie
ans o m acco ding o Fo mula (54):
Figu e 8. Solu ion p ocedu e o he p oposed AMS.
The limi a ion o he AMS me hod is ha i uses a low-pass il e ha de ines he pa-
ame e s o ma ch he equency esponse o he undamen al signal due o he a enua ion
o he signal magni ude. The s udy o modi ying equency de ec ion by a new me hod
ha is be e han he low-pass il e me hod is p omising.
4.2. Ha monic Fea u e Ex ac ion Technique in he F equency Domain
4.2.1. Adap i e Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m (AHWT)
The componen s o a wa e signal include equency con en o ime equency. Adap-
i e ha monic wa ele ans o m uses a ime- equency sepa a ion echnique o exploi
highly e icien esponse ea u es and ou pe o ms empi ical mode decomposi ion (EMD)
me hods. The AHWT me hod uses a de e minis ic basis o ex ac he ea u es o he signal
in he ime- equency domain. The c oss-compa ed wa ele and AHWT cha ac e is ics
con i m impo an ea u es in wa e signals o de e mine he e iciency and damage o he
wa e o m s uc u e. The AHWT me hod implemen s one il e bank; a each il e , a speci ic
equency ange
(m2π,n2π)
, 0
≤m≤n
is designed, which is called he pa ame e le el.
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known as he ideal sequence pass il e . A comple e il e o ms an o hogonal wa ele and
is de ailed by Equa ion (53):
wmnk( )=wmn −k
n−m=exphin2π −k
n−mi−exphim2π −k
n−mi
(n−m)i2π( )(53)
The alue o he gene alized ha monic wa ele is ob ained by he in e se Fou ie
ans o m acco ding o Fo mula (54):
wmnk(w)=(1
(n−m)2πe−1wk
n−m,m2π≤w≤n2π
0 , o he wise (54)
whe e he in ege Kis he displacemen pa ame e in he egion (m,n) and each le el o
he K alue ep esen s a equency ange in he equency domain. The ad an age o he
ha monic wa ele me hod is ha he signal is analyzed wi hin a limi ed ange o speci ic
equency anges.
The disc e e ha monic wa ele ans o m is based on he Fas Fou ie T ans o m
(FFT) me hod, which esponds well o he signals o senso s ope a ing in eal-wo ld
en i onmen s ha collec ime se ies signal da a
{x( ), =0, 1, 2, . . . , N−1}
; Fou ie
coe icien s
{F(q),q=0, 1, . . . , N−1}
and
F(q)
a e calcula ed using he Fas Fou ie
T ans o m (FFT) Fo mula (55).
F(q)=1
N
N−1
∑
=0
x( ).exp−i2π q
N(55)
The ha monic wa ele coe icien {amnk}is calcula ed using Fo mula (56).
amnk =
n−m−1
∑
l=0
x( ).exp−i2πkl
n−m,k=0, 1, . . . , n−m−1 (56)
This s udy econs uc s he o iginal ime se ies om he pa ame e s o he ha monic
wa ele s unc ion. Howe e , in disc e e ans o m, con inuous wa ele unc ions a e
eplaced by co esponding ci cula con inuous unc ions acco ding o Fo mula (57):
WC
mnk( )=1
(n−m)
n−1
∑
l=m
expi2πl
n−k
n−m (57)
The signal S( )is de e mined in he ime uni in e al acco ding o Fo mula (58):
S( )=
n−1
∑
k=mnamnk.WC
mnk( )+amnk.WC
mnk( )o(58)
The selec ion o
{(m0,n0),(m1,n1), . . . , (ml−1,nl−1)}
pa ame e pai s mus begin wi h
he
m0=
0 alue and con inue wi h each pai ha ouches each o he un il
nl−1=N
.
N
is he Nyquis equency and lis he o al numbe o le els.
The s eng h o he ha monic wa ele lies in he lexible selec ion o pa ame e pai s
(m, n) as he basis o he possible subha monics. In a case whe e a wa ele le el (m,
n) is de e mined in a equency band, ha signal is sepa a ed by he Wa ele T ans o m
me hod. This demons a es ha he Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m me hod has he po en ial
o pe o m he same de ec ion. The poin o his issue is wha me hod o use o choose he
pa ame e pai (m, n) acco dingly. Acco ding o he signal p ocessing heo y, a signal whose
signal ene gy is spa sely concen a ed in a ew basic unc ions is conside ed a good signal.
The me hod o Shannon en opy acco ding o Fo mula (59) is implemen ed by he o iginal
Ha monic Wa ele T ans o m Hyb id Imp o emen me hod o selec a sui able pai o (m,
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n) pa ame e s. Each pai o
{(m0,n0),(m1,n1), . . . , (ml−1,nl−1)}
pa ame e s selec ed o
p ocessing in he algo i hm is conside ed an
∅={0, 1, . . . , N−1}
elemen and sea ches
o he bes egion ha mee s he wa ele coe icien wi h he minimum en opy alue:
H(Z)=−∑
j
Pj.logPj(59)
whe e Pj=|Zj|2
kZk2and Pj.logPj=0when Pj=0.
The Shannon en opy alue is a measu e o spa si y alue and he smalle he Shannon
en opy alue, he be e he sea ch a ea. The sea ch loop occu s ypically wo o h ee
imes. Eigh Fou ie coe icien s a e used in he loop, and he numbe o i e a ions o 16
elemen s is used o he algo i hm o ma hema ical equa ions a le el 2 (Figu e 9).
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The Shannon en opy alue is a measu e o spa si y alue and he smalle he Shan-
non en opy alue, he be e he sea ch a ea. The sea ch loop occu s ypically wo o h ee
imes. Eigh Fou ie coe icien s a e used in he loop, and he numbe o i e a ions o 16
elemen s is used o he algo i hm o ma hema ical equa ions a le el 2 (Figu e 9)
Figu e 9. A sample bina y sea ch ee o pa i ion selec ion used o AHWT (N = 16).
In he algo i hm lowcha (Figu e 10), each Fou ie coe icien is se o he i s
g oup, whe e in he Shannon en opy alue is se as he i s en opy alue. Each pa am-
e e pai (m, n) ep esen s a subg oup. In he second i e a ion, he FFT is pe o med on
each g oup o wo adjacen Fou ie coe icien s, and he alues o he en opy a e calcu-
la ed and compa ed wi h he sum o he co esponding ini ial en opy. Th ough he whole
p ocess o sea ching by mul iple loops, he pai ing p ocess p ice is he bes . The AHWT
coe icien is upda ed. A he same ime, he wa ele ’s basic unc ion eimplemen s he
signal econs uc ion.
Figu e 9. A sample bina y sea ch ee o pa i ion selec ion used o AHWT (N = 16).
In he algo i hm lowcha (Figu e 10), each Fou ie coe icien is se o he i s g oup,
whe e in he Shannon en opy alue is se as he i s en opy alue. Each pa ame e pai
(m,n) ep esen s a subg oup. In he second i e a ion, he FFT is pe o med on each g oup o
wo adjacen Fou ie coe icien s, and he alues o he en opy a e calcula ed and compa ed
wi h he sum o he co esponding ini ial en opy. Th ough he whole p ocess o sea ching
by mul iple loops, he pai ing p ocess p ice is he bes . The AHWT coe icien is upda ed.
A he same ime, he wa ele ’s basic unc ion eimplemen s he signal econs uc ion.
4.2.2. Sliding Disc e e Wa ele T ans o m (SDWT)
The ac i e powe il e (APF) has a con e sion equency om 10 kHz o 20 kHz. A
he ou pu o he APF, an LCL il e is used o a good esponse o he g oup o con e ed
ha monics. Howe e , he LCL il e has complex design pa ame e s, o en gene a ing
esonance poin s, and he complex ci cui design and con ol algo i hm o he APF be-
comes di icul . Designing SiC-MOSFET in o he sou ce de ice o he APF o inc ease he
swi ching equency o 50 kHz and using an L il e ins ead o he LCL il e helps supp ess
subha monics a he swi ching swi ch o a minimum, making he ci cui design simple and
he algo i hm in he APF easy and simple. A he same ime, he sampling equency and
swi ching equency a e as e and inc ease exponen ially. As a esul , ha monic de ec ion
achie es highe accu acy and be e ou pu cu en con ol. The ha monic ex ac ion algo-
i hm applied o he APF is ep esen ed by a sliding window disc e e Fou ie ans o m
(SDFT) and equency domain analyzed low con ol algo i hm. The modi ica ion o he
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SDWT algo i hm hal cycle and RC hal cycle educes algo i hm delay by hal and APF
dynamic esponse ime om wo imes o hal o he powe equency cycle.
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Figu e 10. Flow cha o he i e a i e sea ching algo i hm.
4.2.2. Sliding Disc e e Wa ele T ans o m (SDWT)
The ac i e powe il e (APF) has a con e sion equency om 10 kHz o 20 kHz. A
he ou pu o he APF, an LCL il e is used o a good esponse o he g oup o con e ed
ha monics. Howe e , he LCL il e has complex design pa ame e s, o en gene a ing es-
onance poin s, and he complex ci cui design and con ol algo i hm o he APF becomes
di icul . Designing SiC-MOSFET in o he sou ce de ice o he APF o inc ease he swi ch-
ing equency o 50 kHz and using an L il e ins ead o he LCL il e helps supp ess
subha monics a he swi ching swi ch o a minimum, making he ci cui design simple
and he algo i hm in he APF easy and simple. A he same ime, he sampling equency
and swi ching equency a e as e and inc ease exponen ially. As a esul , ha monic de-
ec ion achie es highe accu acy and be e ou pu cu en con ol. The ha monic ex ac-
ion algo i hm applied o he APF is ep esen ed by a sliding window disc e e Fou ie
ans o m (SDFT) and equency domain analyzed low con ol algo i hm. The
Figu e 10. Flow cha o he i e a i e sea ching algo i hm.
The ha monic ex ac ion algo i hm plays a decisi e ole in he ha monic mi iga ion
model. P ecise ha monic ex ac ion helps he APF o p o ide accu a e and as compensa -
ing cu en s. The SDWT me hod is a commonly used ha monic ex ac ion and is de eloped
om he adi ional DWT me hod. The o mulas used o he ha monic ex ac ion p ocess
a e shown below.
1. The desc ip ion o he n h ha monic componen is made acco ding o Fo mula (60):
in(k)=An(k).cos2πnk
N+Bn(k).sin2πk
N(60)
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2. The AA and BB coe icien s a e calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (61):



An(k)=An(k−1)+2
N.cos2πnk
N[i(k)−i(k−N]
Bn(k)=Bn(k−1)+2
Nsin2πnk
N[i(k)−i(k−N](61)
whe e Nis he numbe o sampling poin s in one cycle and Kis he la es cu en sam-
pling poin .
The main di e ence be ween he SDWT me hod and he DWT me hod is in he
di e en upda e me hod o he coe icien s
An(k)
,
Bn(k)
. The DWT me hod (Figu e 11)
equi es a ull da a sampling cycle o calcula e and upda e he coe icien s. The SDWT
me hod (Figu e 12) akes a new sample each ime and he co esponding sample alue o
one cycle be o e i is disca ded and eplaced wi h he newly acqui ed sample alue and
upda ed coe icien s, which inc eases he ime e iciency o he sys em.
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modi ica ion o he SDWT algo i hm hal cycle and RC hal cycle educes algo i hm delay
by hal and APF dynamic esponse ime om wo imes o hal o he powe equency
cycle.
The ha monic ex ac ion algo i hm plays a decisi e ole in he ha monic mi iga ion
model. P ecise ha monic ex ac ion helps he APF o p o ide accu a e and as compen-
sa ing cu en s. The SDWT me hod is a commonly used ha monic ex ac ion and is de el-
oped om he adi ional DWT me hod. The o mulas used o he ha monic ex ac ion
p ocess a e shown below.
1. The desc ip ion o he n h ha monic componen is made acco ding o Fo mula (60):
𝑖(𝑘)=
𝐴
(𝑘).𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁+𝐵(𝑘).𝑠𝑖𝑛2𝜋𝑘
𝑁 (60)
2. The AA and BB coe icien s a e calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (61):

𝐴
(𝑘)=
𝐴
(𝑘−1)+2
𝑁.𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁󰇟𝑖(𝑘)−𝑖(𝑘−𝑁󰇠
𝐵(𝑘)=𝐵(𝑘−1)+2
𝑁𝑠𝑖𝑛2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁󰇟𝑖(𝑘)−𝑖(𝑘−𝑁󰇠 (61)
whe e N is he numbe o sampling poin s in one cycle and K is he la es cu en sampling
poin .
The main di e ence be ween he SDWT me hod and he DWT me hod is in he di -
e en upda e me hod o he coe icien s 𝐴(𝑘), 𝐵(𝑘). The DWT me hod (Figu e 11) e-
qui es a ull da a sampling cycle o calcula e and upda e he coe icien s. The SDWT
me hod (Figu e 12) akes a new sample each ime and he co esponding sample alue o
one cycle be o e i is disca ded and eplaced wi h he newly acqui ed sample alue and
upda ed coe icien s, which inc eases he ime e iciency o he sys em.
Figu e 11. Da a sampling cycle o he DWT me hod.
Figu e 12. Da a sampling cycle o he SDWT me hod.
Howe e , SDWT equi es addi ional memo y space o s o e sample alues o one
cycle, and his in oduces i s inhe en delay o e one cycle.
The ex ac ion o hal -cycle ha monics by he SDWT me hod is desc ibed by an ex-
ponen ial unc ion and n h ha monic exp ession acco ding o Fo mula (62):
𝑖(𝑘)=𝐼(𝑘)𝑒
 (62)
The 𝐼(𝑘) coe icien is calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (63):
𝐼(𝑘)=1
𝑁 𝑖(𝑙)𝑒


 =
=𝐼(𝑘−1)+1
𝑁𝑖(𝑘)𝑒
−1
𝑁𝑖(𝑘−𝑁)𝑒
.𝑒
(63)
Figu e 11. Da a sampling cycle o he DWT me hod.
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modi ica ion o he SDWT algo i hm hal cycle and RC hal cycle educes algo i hm delay
by hal and APF dynamic esponse ime om wo imes o hal o he powe equency
cycle.
The ha monic ex ac ion algo i hm plays a decisi e ole in he ha monic mi iga ion
model. P ecise ha monic ex ac ion helps he APF o p o ide accu a e and as compen-
sa ing cu en s. The SDWT me hod is a commonly used ha monic ex ac ion and is de el-
oped om he adi ional DWT me hod. The o mulas used o he ha monic ex ac ion
p ocess a e shown below.
1. The desc ip ion o he n h ha monic componen is made acco ding o Fo mula (60):
𝑖(𝑘)=
𝐴
(𝑘).𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁+𝐵(𝑘).𝑠𝑖𝑛2𝜋𝑘
𝑁 (60)
2. The AA and BB coe icien s a e calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (61):

𝐴
(𝑘)=
𝐴
(𝑘−1)+2
𝑁.𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁󰇟𝑖(𝑘)−𝑖(𝑘−𝑁󰇠
𝐵(𝑘)=𝐵(𝑘−1)+2
𝑁𝑠𝑖𝑛2𝜋𝑛𝑘
𝑁󰇟𝑖(𝑘)−𝑖(𝑘−𝑁󰇠 (61)
whe e N is he numbe o sampling poin s in one cycle and K is he la es cu en sampling
poin .
The main di e ence be ween he SDWT me hod and he DWT me hod is in he di -
e en upda e me hod o he coe icien s 𝐴(𝑘), 𝐵(𝑘). The DWT me hod (Figu e 11) e-
qui es a ull da a sampling cycle o calcula e and upda e he coe icien s. The SDWT
me hod (Figu e 12) akes a new sample each ime and he co esponding sample alue o
one cycle be o e i is disca ded and eplaced wi h he newly acqui ed sample alue and
upda ed coe icien s, which inc eases he ime e iciency o he sys em.
Figu e 11. Da a sampling cycle o he DWT me hod.
Figu e 12. Da a sampling cycle o he SDWT me hod.
Howe e , SDWT equi es addi ional memo y space o s o e sample alues o one
cycle, and his in oduces i s inhe en delay o e one cycle.
The ex ac ion o hal -cycle ha monics by he SDWT me hod is desc ibed by an ex-
ponen ial unc ion and n h ha monic exp ession acco ding o Fo mula (62):
𝑖(𝑘)=𝐼(𝑘)𝑒
 (62)
The 𝐼(𝑘) coe icien is calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (63):
𝐼(𝑘)=1
𝑁 𝑖(𝑙)𝑒


 =
=𝐼(𝑘−1)+1
𝑁𝑖(𝑘)𝑒
−1
𝑁𝑖(𝑘−𝑁)𝑒
.𝑒
(63)
Figu e 12. Da a sampling cycle o he SDWT me hod.
Howe e , SDWT equi es addi ional memo y space o s o e sample alues o one
cycle, and his in oduces i s inhe en delay o e one cycle.
The ex ac ion o hal -cycle ha monics by he SDWT me hod is desc ibed by an
exponen ial unc ion and n h ha monic exp ession acco ding o Fo mula (62):
in(k)=In(k)ej2πk
N(62)
The In(k)coe icien is calcula ed acco ding o Fo mula (63):
In(k)=1
N
k
∑
l=k−N+1
i(l)e−j2πnk
N=
=In(k−1)+1
Ni(k)e−j2πnk
N−1
Ni(k−N)e−j2πnk
N.ej2nπ
(63)
I you mul iply bo h sides o Equa ion (5) by he exp ession
ej2πk
N
, you ob ain he esul
o Equa ion (64):
in(k)=in(k−1)ej2πk
N+1
Ni(k)−1
Ni(k−N)ej2nπ(64)
I you con e Fo mula (6) o he Z domain, you ob ain he SDFT ans e unc ion
acco ding o Fo mula (65):
Hs(Z)=Zin(k)
i(k)=1
N.1−Z−N
1−ej2nπ
N.Z−1(65)
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•
The ex ac ion ime o he ha monic componen in he signal con ibu es o imp o ing
he e iciency o ha monic il e ing de ices. Cu en me hods do no mee he ha monic
il e ing a e equi ed by compu e p ocessing because he e is no pe ec me hod o
pe o m he ex ac ion o all ha monic componen s in he signal.
•
The e iciency o ex ac ing ha monic componen s in he signal is he deciding ac o
in he success o ailu e o he ha monic il e de ice. Accu a e, comple e, and imely
ha monic componen ex ac ion is a sui able inpu o classi ie s and signal selec o s
ha compensa e o ha monic losses quickly. A new me hod o applying a i icial
in elligence algo i hms is conside ed pe ec o u u e esea che s.
6. Conclusions
Signals a e ecognized and classi ied based on he ea u e composi ion o each co -
esponding signal ype. The accu acy o signal ea u e ex ac ion me hods con ibu es o
imp o ed signal-p ocessing pe o mance. The nonlinea signals a e ea u e-ex ac ed based
on he nonlinea dynamic analysis me hod and his nonlinea dynamic analysis me hod is
widely used in signal p ocessing. The selec ion o signal-p ocessing algo i hms and ea u es
de e mines he pe o mance o he signal-p ocessing sys em. The main con ibu ions o
his s udy a e as ollows:
•
This pape p esen s ou me hods (EMD, LWEMD, AHD, and AMS) o ex ac ha -
monic componen s based on he ime domain. The AMD me hod pe o ms ull
ha monic ex ac ion by binning, bu i is ime-consuming in e ms o signal p ocessing
and many low- equency signals exis . The LWEMD me hod pe o ms a small amoun
o signal ex ac ion du ing il e ing, which imp o es he e iciency o signal ex ac ion
and sho ens he signal p ocessing ime, e ec i ely esponding o low- equency signal
moni o ing. The AHD me hod de ec s pulses wi h a high noise a e. The AMS me hod
implemen s he analysis model modi ica ion in he sliding window o imp o e he
ha monic ex ac ion accu acy.
•The s udy also p esen s, in de ail, wo ex ac ion me hods (AHWT, SDWT) o ou pu
ha monics in he equency domain. The AHWT me hod uses a c oss-compa ison
o wa ele ea u es o moni o he e iciency and damage o he signal wa e o m
s uc u e. The SDWT me hod pe o ms hal -cycle co ec ion, which educes he signal
p ocessing ime bu gene a es high-gain second ha monics.
•
This pape p esen s a me hod (HRTF) o spa ial domain ha monic componen ex ac-
ion. The HRTF s a es ha sphe ical wa ele s a e local unc ions and ha e di icul y
expanding signals in sphe es, while sphe ical ha monics ep esen coa se s uc u es o
low esolu ion. Bo h a e used o model spa ial de ails.
This pape makes an o e iew and p esen s in de ail some me hods used o ex ac
he ha monic and undamen al wa e componen s in signals in he ime domain, equency
domain, and space domain. In p inciple, all h ee applica ions o ha monic and unda-
men al equency ex ac ion a e di e en . In some cases o di e en signals, ex ac ing
he ha monic componen gi es be e esul s. Howe e , he equency domain ex ac-
ion me hod equi es a mo e complex me hod and uses a lo o complex ma hema ical
equa ions, which leads o highe compu a ional cos s and an inc eased sampling delay
o a minimum o one sampling cycle and depends on he esolu ion o he equency. A
me hod is used o ex ac he ha monic componen in he equency domain and hal e he
sampling pe iod o sho en he ha monic ex ac ion ime. Howe e , i gene a es second
ha monics. Along wi h he de elopmen o swi ching de ices as well as equency mod-
ula ion de ices, his leads o an inc easing amoun o digi al signal p ocessing o e ime
and he de elopmen o new echnologies and p ocessing me hods. Signal managemen is
inc easingly demanding in e ms o he cha ac e is ics o ha monic ex ac ion e iciency;
he signal ex ac ion p ocessing ime mus be as . A me hod o signal ex ac ion in he
ime domain is used by many de elope s o ha monic ex ac ion applica ions because hey
help in he eal- ime moni o ing o he signal. In he ime domain, he signal ex ac ion
me hod is used in combina ion wi h me hods such as eedback con ol echniques o

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signals, il e ing, and canceling echniques acco ding o he use ’s equi emen s. Howe e ,
he eedback signal uning echnique is a di icul echnique ha equi es high accu acy o
he uning pa ame e s; he e o e, he signal-p ocessing sys em needs o pe o m he co ec
pa ame e co ec ion o achie e high signal p ocessing e iciency ha p o ides op imal
signal-p ocessing pe o mance when he e a e changes in signal p ocessing. Ex ac ing he
ha monic componen signal in he ime domain has one weakness: i does no gua an ee
he s abili y and du abili y o he gene a ed noise signals.
Fil e s and ha monic componen signal ex ac ion always come wi h many challenges
ha signal ex ac ion o p ocessing echniques ace, such as he delay o leng hening o
he eedback signal when p ocessing signal il e ing; o pe o m il e cancella ion, he
delay signal mus be wi hin a ce ain ame o e e ence. Se e al me hods ha e been
de eloped o elimina e he a o emen ioned p oblems, and hose me hods a e implemen ed
en i ely in a s a iona y ame o e e ence ha ensu es he comple e dynamics o hei
ope a ion. Ma hema ical equa ions a e also conside ed o use o simula e il e ing o
canceling p ocesses o de e ed signals because he ope a o s o he di e ence a e close
o he ma hema ical model. The ope a o models used o cancel he e lec ed signals in
his pe iod a e implemen ed a disc e e impulse esponse il e s. Techniques ha e been
de eloped o cancel he signal delay using i s -o de il e s o ou h-o de il e s and hey
a e widely used in digi al signal p ocessing and deli e solid pe o mance. Mo eo e , e o
s a es a ise when signal p ocessing is lowe o ze o; he esponse a e has he sho es ime
o mee he goal o ex ac ing he mos accu a e ha monic componen o il e sys em
selec ion o compensa e o he bes ha monic losses and imp o e he pe o mance o he
signal sys em.
Ex ac ing ha monics om he signal by a i icial in elligence echniques is inc easingly
being conside ed. Using me a-heu is ic op imiza ion echniques in signal p ocessing wi h
suppo om compu e science is always a p omising esea ch di ec ion.
Au ho Con ibu ions:
Concep ualiza ion, M.L.D. and P.B.; me hodology, M.L.D.; so wa e, M.L.D.;
alida ion, M.L.D. and P.B.; o mal analysis, M.L.D.; in es iga ion, M.L.D.; esou ces, M.L.D.; da a
cu a ion, M.L.D.; w i ing—o iginal d a p epa a ion, M.L.D.; w i ing— e iew and edi ing, M.L.D.;
isualiza ion, M.L.D.; supe ision, P.B. and R.M.; p ojec adminis a ion, P.B. and R.M.; unding
acquisi ion, P.B. and R.M. All au ho s ha e ead and ag eed o he published e sion o he manusc ip .
Funding:
This wo k was suppo ed in pa by he Minis y o Educa ion o he Czech Republic
(P ojec No. SP2023/090).
Da a A ailabili y S a emen : No applicable.
Acknowledgmen s:
The au ho s a e ex emely g a e ul o VSB–Technical Uni e si y o Os a a,
Czechia o inancial suppo . They would also like o exp ess hei g a i ude o Van Lang Uni e si y,
Vie nam, o suppo ing his esea ch.
Con lic s o In e es : The au ho s decla e no con lic o in e es .
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