Defect detecting method and apparatus

Measuring and testing – Vibration – Resonance – frequency – or amplitude study

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364508, 73646, G01N 2912

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051448386

ABSTRACT:
A defect detecting method for detecting whether or not an object to be measured has a defect comprises the steps of vibrating the object to be measured, picking up the vibration, and detecting that a spectrum of the characteristic vibration of the object to be measured is separated into two portions. Also, a defect detecting apparatus comprises a vibrator vibrating an object to be measured, a detector for picking up an vibration of the object to be measured and for converting the vibration into an electric signal, and a signal processor for receiving the electric signal from the detector, for analyzing a spectrum of a characteristic vibration of the object to be measured, and for determining whether the defect is present or absent depending on whether a spectrum of a defect of the object to be measured is present or absent.

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