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- 2023A Novel Method for Detecting the Onset and Location of Mechanical Failure by Correlating Engineering Stress with Changes in Magnetic Properties of UNS S32205 Duplex Stainless Steel Using Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensors
- 2023A Novel Method for Detecting the Onset and Location of Mechanical Failure by Correlating Engineering Stress with Changes in Magnetic Properties of UNS S32205 Duplex Stainless Steel Using Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensors
- 2023Magnetic Imaging of Corrosion under Insulation using Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensors
- 2021Targeted defect analysis in VCSEL oxide windows using 3D slice and viewcitations
- 2021Direct Synthesis of Nanostructured Silver Antimony Sulfide Powders from Metal Xanthate Precursorscitations
- 2021Molecular Precursor Route to Bournonite (CuPbSbS3) Thin Films and Powderscitations
- 2021A new high-frequency eddy current technique for detection and imaging of flaws in carbon fibre-reinforced polymer materials
- 2019Surface-breaking flaw detection in mild steel welds using quantum well hall effect sensor devicescitations
- 2019A molecular precursor route to quaternary chalcogenide CFTS (Cu2FeSnS4) powders as potential solar absorber materialscitations
- 2018Surface-Breaking Flaw Detection in Mild Steel Welds using Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensor Devices
- 2018A Comparative Study of Electromagnetic NDE Methods and Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensor Imaging for Surface-Flaw Detection in Mild Steel Welds
- 2018An Automated Two-Dimensional Magnetic Field Scanner based on Quantum Well Hall Effect Sensor for Non-Destructive Testing
- 2017A real time quantum well hall effect 2D handheld magnetovision system for ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic materials non-destructive testing
- 2017A Real Time High Sensitivity High Spatial Resolution Quantum Well Hall Effect Magnetovision Cameracitations
- 2016Non-destructive detection of defects in materials by a hand-held QWHE magnetic scanner
- 2016A quantum well hall effect sensor based handheld magnetic scanner with programmable electromagnetic coil for non-destructive testing of ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic materials
- 2016Software and digital signal processing algorithms for a novel quantum well hall effect (QWHE) transducer based magnetic field camera
- 2014Thermally stable In0.7Ga0.3As/In 0.52Al0.48As pHEMTs using thermally evaporated palladium gate metallizationcitations
- 2014Thermally stable In0.7Ga0.3As/In 0.52Al0.48As pHEMTs using thermally evaporated palladium gate metallizationcitations
- 2014Variable temperature photocurrent characterization of quantum dots intermediate band photovoltaic devices
- 2013Low temperature performance of pure ternary InAlAs-InGaAs-InAlAs double heterojunction bipolar microwave transistors
- 2012THz generation and detection using ultrafast, high resistivity III-V semiconductor photoconductors at 1.55 Km pulse excitation
- 2012Arsenide-based terahertz materials and devices for 800 and 1550 nm excitations
- 2010Elimination of current blocking in ternary InAlAs-InGaAs-InAlAs double heterojunction bipolar transistorscitations
- 2009Investigation of the effect of growth interruption on the formation of InAs/GaAs quantum dot superlattice near the InAs critical thicknesscitations
- 2007Defect investigation of stacked self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dot laserscitations
- 2006Defect investigation of stacked self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dot lasers
- 2006Combined optical and electrical studies of the effects of annealing on the intrinsic states and deep levels in a self-assembled InAs quantum-dot structurecitations
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A new high-frequency eddy current technique for detection and imaging of flaws in carbon fibre-reinforced polymer materials
Abstract
<p>Using a high-frequency (50 kHz-4 MHz) alternating current field measurement (ACFM)-style inspection, non-destructive imaging of carbon fibre-reinforced polymers (CFRPs) was performed for the detection and evaluation of flaws developed during their manufacture or in-service use. This was achieved using quantum well Hall-effect (QWHE) sensors, which have proven suitability for use in different non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT&E) applications based on their high sensitivity (they require lower strength applied fields and can detect smaller perturbations in the magnetic field), high linearity (high contrast and imaging evaluation capabilities), wide dynamic range (making them less sensitive to offset and lift-off variations), wide frequency operating range (DC to MHz) and compact size (5-70 microns depending on the application). Their advanced III-V semiconductor materials and design enable these characteristics. Their low capacitance allows them to be operated at significantly higher frequencies than coils of comparable sensitivity or size. As such, the inherent advantages of QWHE sensors have been used in conjunction with a high-frequency ACFM-style magnetic imaging inspection technique, which is referred to as quantum well eddy current field measurement (QW-ECFM) in this paper. Here, the fundamentals of this new technique are outlined, as well as the outcomes of such a technique for evaluating CFRP materials, where individual fibre bundles have been resolved in high detail with high contrast. In addition, the ability to detect fibre misalignment has been shown, suggesting technique sensitivity to 3D orientations of fibre for better material qualification and the detection of delamination down to 2 mm in diameter. Therefore, this paper aims to provide an overview of this new QW-ECFM technique and summarise its performance for the detection and evaluation of various CFRP material flaws that are commonly found during manufacture and service.</p>