2004
DOI: 10.5369/jsst.2004.13.5.369
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Development of Ride Comfort Measuring System for Railway with Multi-function

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“…Speed of the train was measured using a pulse generator mounted on a wheel axle. The acceleration signals, measured with sampling frequency of 400 Hz, were filtered using a low‐pass filter to eliminate possible distortion before digitalization 13 . A block in the digitized signal of more than 5 s is converted to the frequency domain using the Fourier transform.…”
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“…Speed of the train was measured using a pulse generator mounted on a wheel axle. The acceleration signals, measured with sampling frequency of 400 Hz, were filtered using a low‐pass filter to eliminate possible distortion before digitalization 13 . A block in the digitized signal of more than 5 s is converted to the frequency domain using the Fourier transform.…”
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“…The acceleration signals, measured with sampling frequency of 400 Hz, were filtered using a low-pass filter to eliminate possible distortion before digitalization. 13 A block in the digitized signal of more than 5 s is converted to the frequency domain using the Fourier transform. Figure 5 shows typical power spectral densities for acceleration in the vertical direction.…”
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“…[8] "Smart Healthcare: An IoT-Based Automated Medicine Dispenser System for Hospital and Home" by Hwang et al (2019):This paper proposes an IoT-based automated medicine dispenser system for hospital and home healthcare applications. The system includes a smart medicine dispenser that can dispense medication based on the patient's prescription and schedule.…”
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