CBO-Based TDR Approach for Wiring Network Diagnosis

Wiring networks are vital connections in which power and signals can be transmitted. Defects in these networks can have dramatic consequences, and it is therefore of paramount importance to quickly detect and accurately locate and characterize defects in these networks. In one side, the time-domain...

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Published inIET science, measurement & technology Vol. 10; no. 2; pp. 329 - 348
Main Authors Boudjefdjouf, Hamza, de Paulis, Francesco, Bouchekara, Houssem, Orlandi, Antonio, Smail, Mostafa K.
Format Book Chapter Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Switzerland Springer International Publishing AG 01.01.2017
Springer International Publishing
Institution of Engineering and Technology
SeriesModeling and Optimization in Science and Technologies
Subjects
3D graphics & modelling
Artificial intelligence
Colliding bodies optimization
Diagnosis of wiring network
Electromagnetism
Engineering Sciences
Fault detection
Inverse problem
Optimization
Time-domain reflectometry
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ISBN9783319509198
3319509195
ISSN2196-7326
1751-8822
2196-7334
1751-8830
DOI10.1007/978-3-319-50920-4_13

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Summary:Wiring networks are vital connections in which power and signals can be transmitted. Defects in these networks can have dramatic consequences, and it is therefore of paramount importance to quickly detect and accurately locate and characterize defects in these networks. In one side, the time-domain reflectometry (TDR) is a measurement concept that exploits reflected waveforms in order to identify the characteristics of wiring networks. In the other side, the colliding bodies optimization (CBO) algorithm has proven to be efficient and robust for solving optimization problems. The aim of this chapter was to combine both TDR and CBO in one approach for the diagnosis of wiring networks (DWN). In this approach, the DWN is formulated as an optimization problem, where the aim was to minimize the difference between the measured TDR response (of the network under test) and a generated one in order to get information about the status of this network. The proposed approach is validated using six experiments with two different configurations of wiring networks. The results presented in this chapter show that the proposed approach can be used for a reliable DWN.
ISBN:9783319509198
3319509195
ISSN:2196-7326
1751-8822
2196-7334
1751-8830
DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-50920-4_13