Electromagnetic Microscope for Deep, Pulsed, Eddy Current Inspections

Podney, Walter; Moulder, John C.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-5947-4_135

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“…Use of Hall probes for the pulsed eddy current application has been investigated by Bowler and Harrison[14], Johnson[15], and Waidelich[16], as well as others. Work has recently been reported on SQUIDs by Podney and Moulder[17]. A magnetoresistive sensor configuration has also been used in a fixed frequency eddy current measurement[18] to detect cracks.Although SQUIDs are the most sensitive of the listed magnetic sensors, their major drawback is that they must be cryogenically cooled and cannot operate near room temperature.…”

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