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Analysis of an Eddy-Current Transducer with Impulsive Excitation in the Nondestructive Testing of Cylindrical Objects

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We study the possibility of application the eddy-current method with impulsive excitation for the monitoring of the diameter and electric conductivity of cylindrical objects. For the processing of informative signals of a transducer, it is proposed to use the Hilbert transformation and a condition for the narrow- and wide-band “eddy-current transducer–tested object” systems, which would enable us to specify the spectral composition of the signals in the stage of design of the eddy-current devices.

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  1. “KPI” Ukrainian National Technical University, Kyiv, Ukraine

    Yu. V. Kuts, Yu. Yu. Lysenko, A. L. Dugin & A. F. Zakrevskii

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Translated from Fizyko-Khimichna Mekhanika Materialiv, Vol. 52, No. 3, pp. 120–125, May–June, 2016.

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Kuts, Y.V., Lysenko, Y.Y., Dugin, A.L. et al. Analysis of an Eddy-Current Transducer with Impulsive Excitation in the Nondestructive Testing of Cylindrical Objects. Mater Sci 52, 431–437 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11003-016-9975-4

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