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To prevent errors from differences
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4.2.3. Compensation The eddy curren
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Such signals can be difficult to an
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Keywords: • Test frequency is oft
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4.3.2 Phase angle discrimination In
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The most common practice involving
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Band pass filters: use combinations
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FIG. 4.3. Effects of Filtering. (2/
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4.3.4 Magnetic saturation Eddy curr
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Discuss on: Eddy current testing of
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4.4 Coupling influence 4.4.1 Vibrat
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4.4.3 Centering, fill factor η (Et
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4.4.4 Sensitivity The distribution
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The Response Frequency (F r ) is th
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4.5.2 Frequency response of apparat
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4.6.1 Function of reference samples
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FIG. 4.5a illustrates eddy current
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4.6.3 Fabrication and reproducibili
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Reference samples Charlie Chong/ Fi
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Reference samples Charlie Chong/ Fi
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4.7. Inspection method 4.7.1 Range
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4.7.3 Data analysis and interpretat
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Level 2 An individual certified to
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Introduction to Eddy Current Machin