Hand-held digital thickness gage

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73 1J, 73597, 73629, G01B 1702

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047150084

ABSTRACT:
A microprocessor-controlled, hand-held, digital ultrasonic thickness gage having automatic zero calibration, scroll velocity adjustment and an electronic locking feature to prevent inadvertent calibration or velocity data variations. This invention is used with a dual-element transducer and, in that regard, employs a microprocessor program which automatically corrects for the well-known, inherent thickness gaging inaccuracies (nonlinearities) always caused by the use of the otherwise advantageous (high sensitivity) dual element transducer.

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