2011
DOI: 10.4018/ijmtie.2011070103
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Impedance-Based Wireless Sensor Network for Metal-Protective Coating Evaluation

Abstract: Researchers have been focused on the influences of flowing fluid on the corrosion of bare metals, but there is little emphasis on the degradation of metal-protective coating. Evaluating the metal-protective coating usually uses the Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) method. EIS is a technique used for evaluating coating permeability or barrier performance based on the electrical impedance of coating. This paper presents a new impedance-based wireless sensor network for metal-protective coating evalua… Show more

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“…The least squares algorithm uses the minimum sum of squares of the residuals as the performance criterion to make fitted values of the sensor sub-measurements. The most fundamental solution idea is: if the ratio of the scanning signal period of multiple sensors is (set to an integer value), will receive the third class sensor sub-measurement space time virtual coordinate value [9] as the time third class sensor real valid value, the time third class sensor capture measurement value and the first class sensor measurement value for the target space state fitting value processing, repeatedly realize that the sensor many times temporally for virtual measurement fitted value fusion processing, realized sensor a, sensor b and n sensors to maintain the measurement value in time for effective information fusion, excluding the error factor of information fusion due to time deviation [10] when the sensor captures the signal.…”
Section: Least Squares Methods [8]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The least squares algorithm uses the minimum sum of squares of the residuals as the performance criterion to make fitted values of the sensor sub-measurements. The most fundamental solution idea is: if the ratio of the scanning signal period of multiple sensors is (set to an integer value), will receive the third class sensor sub-measurement space time virtual coordinate value [9] as the time third class sensor real valid value, the time third class sensor capture measurement value and the first class sensor measurement value for the target space state fitting value processing, repeatedly realize that the sensor many times temporally for virtual measurement fitted value fusion processing, realized sensor a, sensor b and n sensors to maintain the measurement value in time for effective information fusion, excluding the error factor of information fusion due to time deviation [10] when the sensor captures the signal.…”
Section: Least Squares Methods [8]mentioning
confidence: 99%