Chatter detection in thickness measuring gauges and the like

Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles – Including a radioactive source

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250359, G01N 2300

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043013660

ABSTRACT:
Process and apparatus for measuring variations in a stream of material, such as thickness in a strip from a mill. A radiation source and detector are positioned at a gauging station. The stream of material moves past the station providing an electrical signal varying as a function of material at the station which signal includes a lower frequency component, a higher frequency cyclical component, and a higher frequency noise component. A circuit for providing a thickness output varying as a function of the lower frequency component of the signal, and a circuit providing an output indicating chatter varying as a function of the higher frequency cyclical component. Digital and analog versions are disclosed.

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