Zero-crossing point detection of sinusoidal signal in presence of noise and harmonics using deep neural networks

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Zero-crossing point detection is necessary to establish a consistent performance in vari-ous power system applications, such as grid synchronization, power conversion and switch-gear protection. In this paper, zero-crossing points of a sinusoidal signal are detected using deep neural networks. In order to train and evaluate the deep neural network model, new datasets for sinusoidal signals having noise levels from 5% to 50% and harmonic distortion from 10% to 50% are developed. This complete study is implemented in Google Colab using deep learning framework Keras. Results shows that the proposed deep learning model is able to detect zero-crossing points in a distorted sinusoidal signal with good accuracy.

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Veeramsetty, V., Edudodla, B. R., & Salkuti, S. R. (2021). Zero-crossing point detection of sinusoidal signal in presence of noise and harmonics using deep neural networks. Algorithms, 14(11). https://doi.org/10.3390/a14110329

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