Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves
Patent
1977-07-15
1979-11-13
Kreitman, Stephen A.
Measuring and testing
Vibration
By mechanical waves
73611, G01N 2900
Patent
active
041738977
ABSTRACT:
An ultrasonic test system for inspection of structural material includes a test electronics for controlling a plurality of ultrasonic transmitter and receiver channels. This test electronics is operated by sequencing the system through the several channels, but the evaluating circuit is common to the receive channels. The duration of the test, timing of launching, timing of beginning receiving response signals, time and duration of looking windows for identifying and timing particular responses, and comparison data, all are operating and acquisition parameters for operating the electronics. These parameters are furnished from external sources and are programmable and exchangeable, e.g., from test to test. At least some of these parameters are updated on the basis of data as acquired during the test.
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B. G. W. Yee et al., Computer-Automated Ultrasonic Inspection System for Aircraft Forgings, AD 755-736, General Dynamics Technical Report AFML TA 73-194, Oct. 1973, PP1-102, P1-48 Relief On.
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Forstermann Ulrich
Jannsen Klaus-Uwe
Lather Dieter
Moller Peter
Ries Karl
Kreitman Stephen A.
Mannesmann Aktiengesellschaft
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