This review analyzes fault diagnosis in electric machines using AI techniques, highlighting trends like digital twin integration.
Rotating electrical machines are critical assets in industrial systems, where unexpected failures can lead to costly downtime and safety risks. This review presents a comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques for fault diagnosis in electric machines. It categorizes and evaluates supervised, unsupervised, deep learning, and hybrid/ensemble approaches in terms of diagnostic accuracy, adaptability, and implementation complexity. A comparative analysis highlights the strengths and limitations of each method, while emerging trends such as explainable AI, self-supervised learning, and digital twin integration are discussed as enablers of next-generation diagnostic systems. To support practical deployment, the article proposes a modular implementation framework and offers actionable recommendations for practitioners. This work serves as both a reference and a guide for researchers and engineers aiming to develop scalable, interpretable, and robust AI-driven fault diagnosis solutions for rotating electrical machines.
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