Apparatus and method for measuring thickness

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Absorption

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2503581, 364563, G01N 2316, G01B 1502

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045743878

ABSTRACT:
This invention applies to thickness gauges consisting of a radiation source producing a beam aimed at a detector. Whenever a material to be gauged obstructs the radiation beam, the intensity received by the detector (detector output) varies and said variation can be translated into a thickness measurement. Standards are used for calibration. This invention provides computer means and methods that provide better measurements by using a function relating the thickness to the detector output in a large range and independently of random inaccuracies of the standards.

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