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- 2021LTspice Implementation of Gyrator-Capacitor Magnetic Circuit Model Considering Losses and Magnetic Saturation for Transient Simulations of Switching Mode Power Supplies Utilizing Inductive Elements with Cores Made of Amorphous Alloys
- 2020Magnetic Moment Measurement Standcitations
- 2020Seebeck Coefficient Measurement in Amorphous Alloys
- 2020Accuracy of frame-shaped samples based measurements of magnetoelastic characteristics of soft magnetic materialscitations
- 2020Soft magnetic cobalt based amorphous alloys with low saturation inductioncitations
- 2019Relative Seebeck coefficient differences used for metal sortingcitations
- 2019Strain Dependence of Hysteretic Giant Magnetoimpedance Effect in Co-Based Amorphous Ribboncitations
- 2019Experimental Verification of Isotropic and Anisotropic Anhysteretic Magnetization Modelscitations
- 2019Stress Dependence of Seebeck Coefficient in Iron-Based Amorphous Ribbonscitations
- 2018Modeling the Hysteresis Loop of Ultra-High Permeability Amorphous Alloy for Space Applicationscitations
- 2018Two phase magnetic material modelling using two dimensional extended Preisach modelcitations
- 2018Measurement System for Magnetic Field Sensors Testing with Earth’s Magnetic Field Compensationcitations
- 2018Anhysteretic Magnetization Measurement Methods for Soft Magnetic Materialscitations
- 2017Synthesis of Optimal Robust Regulator for Food Processing Facilitiescitations
- 2017Utilization of Eddy Current Tomography in Automotive Industrycitations
- 2016Heuristic Analysis Model of Nitrided Layers’ Formation Consisting of the Image Processing and Analysis and Elements of Artificial Intelligencecitations
- 2016Heat accumulating blocks based on the pyrophyllite and thermally expanded graphitecitations
- 2016Assessment of graphene coatings influence on tribological properties of surfaces
- 2016Application of graphene and newly developed amorphous alloys in current transformers for railway applications
- 2015The Influence of Thermomagnetic Treatment on the Magnetoelastic Characteristics of Fe61Co19Si5B15 Amorphous Alloyscitations
- 2015Preparation, Processing and Selected Properties of Modern Melt-Quenched Alloyscitations
- 2015Magnetic Thermogravimetric Analysis of CuCo and CuFe Amorphous Alloyscitations
- 2014Digitally Controlled Current Transformer with Hall Sensorcitations
- 2014Influence of Tensile Force on Magnetic Properties of Amorphous Fe80B11Si9 Alloys in Different States of Thermal Relaxationcitations
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Relative Seebeck coefficient differences used for metal sorting
Abstract
This paper is concerned with improving the accuracy of thermoelectric NDT distinguishing between metals and alloys of different composition. While the thermoelectric alloy sorters are known for decades, they generally depend only on thermoelectric voltage differences between samples of different materials, and standard samples for comparisons. In the presented approach, relative Seebeck coefficient is calculated in real time in order to raise the sorting resolution capability. This solution virtually eliminates the problem connected with temperature instability of the hot probe. The experimental test stand consisted of heated probe, two millivoltmeters and a PC with custom LabView processing software. The effectiveness of sample identification was verified in the blind test on example of metallic amorphous ribbons indistinguishable for the naked eye.