Square pulse thermography system design considerations for detection of voids inside of the material with different properties and finite differences
Gerhard Traxler (Autor)
Christoph Steiger (Autor)
Michael Scheerer (Autor)
Aktivität: Vortrag ohne Tagungsband / Vorlesung › Präsentation auf einer wissenschaftlichen Konferenz / Workshop
Beschreibung
This paper gives some practical, simulated and calculated design parameters for the detection of voids inside the material with active thermography for different void geometry, orientation and depths. The main goal is to find the limitations of detectivity for different materials and voids, to help designers for test systems with: a quick estimation of the feasibility and to find the necessary camera parameters. The methods used (algebraic, numeric and practical) to find these values will be described. For inline applications the so called square pulse technique is easy to automate and needs less power from the source, because energy can be brought into the probe for a longer time span.