Bendat / Piersol Random Data

Analysis and Measurement Procedures
4. Auflage 2011
ISBN: 978-1-118-21082-6
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 640 Seiten, E-Book

Reihe: Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics

A timely update of the classic book on the theory andapplication of random data analysis
First published in 1971, Random Data served as anauthoritative book on the analysis of experimental physical datafor engineering and scientific applications. This FourthEdition features coverage of new developments in random datamanagement and analysis procedures that are applicable to a broadrange of applied fields, from the aerospace and automotiveindustries to oceanographic and biomedical research.
This new edition continues to maintain a balance of classictheory and novel techniques. The authors expand on the treatment ofrandom data analysis theory, including derivations of keyrelationships in probability and random process theory. The bookremains unique in its practical treatment of nonstationary dataanalysis and nonlinear system analysis, presenting the latesttechniques on modern data acquisition, storage, conversion, andqualification of random data prior to its digital analysis. TheFourth Edition also includes:
* A new chapter on frequency domain techniques to model andidentify nonlinear systems from measured input/output randomdata
* New material on the analysis of multiple-input/single-outputlinear models
* The latest recommended methods for data acquisition andprocessing of random data
* Important mathematical formulas to design experiments andevaluate results of random data analysis and measurementprocedures
* Answers to the problem in each chapter
Comprehensive and self-contained, Random Data, FourthEdition is an indispensible book for courses on random dataanalysis theory and applications at the upper-undergraduate andgraduate level. It is also an insightful reference for engineersand scientists who use statistical methods to investigate and solveproblems with dynamic data.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Bendat, Julius S.

Piersol, Allan G.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Preface
Preface to the Third Edition.
Glossary of Symbols.
1 Basic Descriptions and Properties.
1.1 Deterministic Versus Random Data.
1.2 Classifications of Deterministic Data.
1.3 Classifications of Random Data.
1.4 Analysis of Random Data.
2 Linear Physical Systems.
2.1 Constant-Parameter Linear Systems.
2.2 Basic Dynamic Characteristics.
2.3 Frequency Response Functions.
2.4 Illustrations of Frequency Response Functions.
2.5 Practical Considerations.
3 Probability Fundamentals.
3.1 One Random Variable.
3.2 Two Random Variables.
3.3 Gaussian (Normal) Distribution.
3.4 Rayleigh Distribution.
3.5 Higher Order Changes of Variables.
4 Statistical Principles.
4.1 Sample Values and Parameter Estimation.
4.2 Important Probability Distribution Functions.
4.3 Sampling Distributions and Illustrations.
4.4 Confidence Intervals.
4.5 Hypothesis Tests.
4.6 Correlation and Regression Procedures.
5 Stationary Random Processes.
5.1 Basic Concepts.
5.2 Spectral Density Functions.
5.3 Ergodic and Gaussian Random Processes.
5.4 Derivative Random Processes.
5.5 Level Crossings and Peak Values.
6 Single-Input/Output Relationships.
6.1 Single-Input/Single-Output Models.
6.2 Single-Input/Multiple-Output Models.
7 Multiple-Input/Output Relationships.
7.1 Multiple-Input/Single-Output Models.
7.2 Two-Input/One-Output Models.
7.3 General and Conditioned Multiple-Input Models.
7.4 Modified Procedure to Solve Multiple-Input/Single-Output Models.
7.5 Matrix Formulas for Multiple-Input/Multiple-Output Models.
8 Statistical Errors in Basic Estimates.
8.1 Definition of Errors.
8.2 Mean and Mean Square Value Estimates.
8.3 Probability Density Function Estimates.
8.4 Correlation Function Estimates.
8.5 Autospectral Density Function Estimates.
8.6 Record Length Requirements.
9 Statistical Errors in Advanced Estimates.
9.1 Cross-Spectral Density Function Estimates.
9.2 Single-Input/Output Model Estimates.
9.3 Multiple-Input/Output Model Estimates.
10 Data Acquisition and Processing.
10.1 Data Acquisition.
10.2 Data Conversion.
10.3 Data Qualification.
10.4 Data Analysis Procedures.
11 Data Analysis.
11.1 Data Preparation.
11.2 Fourier Series and Fast Fourier Transforms.
11.3 Probability Density Functions.
11.4 Autocorrelation Functions.
11.5 Autospectral Density Functions.
11.6 Joint Record Functions.
11.7 Multiple-Input/Output Functions.
12 Nonstationary Data Analysis.
12.1 Classes of Nonstationary Data.
12.2 Probability Structure of Nonstationary Data.
12.3 Nonstationary Mean Values.
12.4 Nonstationary Mean Square Values.
12.5 Correlation Structure of Nonstationary Data.
12.6 Spectral Structure of Nonstationary Data.
12.7 Input/Output Relations for Nonstationary Data.
13 The Hilbert Transform.
13.1 Hilbert Transforms for General Records.
13.2 Hilbert Transforms for Correlation Functions.
13.3 Envelope Detection Followed by Correlation.
14 Nonlinear System Analysis.
14.1 Zero-Memory and Finite-Memory Nonlinear Systems.
14.2 Square-Law and Cubic Nonlinear Models.
14.3 Volterra Nonlinear Models.
14.4 SI/SO Models with Parallel Linear and Nonlinear Systems.
14.5 SI/SO Models with Nonlinear Feedback.
14.6 Recommended Nonlinear Models and Techniques.
14.7 Duffing SDOF Nonlinear System.
14.8 Nonlinear Drift Force Model.
Bibliography.
Appendix A: Statistical Tables.
Appendix B: Definitions for Random Data Analysis.
List of Figures.
List of Tables.
List of Examples.
Answers to Problems in Random Data.
Index.

Über Autor(innen)

JULIUS S. BENDAT, PhD, is President of the J. S. BendatCompany, an independent mathematical consulting firm in LosAngeles, California. An internationally recognized authority in thefield, Dr. Bendat has over fifty years of consulting experience inthe formulation of mathematical models, the development ofstatistical error analysis criteria, and the interpretation ofengineering results. He is the author of Nonlinear SystemTechniques and Applications and coauthor of EngineeringApplications of Correlation and Spectral Analysis, SecondEdition, both published by Wiley.
The late ALLAN G. PIERSOL, PE, was president of PiersolEngineering Company. His consulting career spanned over fifty yearsand focused on a wide range of topics including the development ofmachinery condition monitoring techniques and the statisticalanalysis of all types of mechanical shock, vibration, and acousticdata. A Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America and theInstitute of Environmental Sciences and Technology, Piersol is thecoauthor of Engineering Applications of Correlation and SpectralAnalysis, Second Edition.