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Development of Metal Inspection System Exploiting Magnetoresistive Sensors
The 6th International Workshop on System on Chip for Real Time Applications • 2006
Publication Information
Authors
Ibrahim Elshafiey and Ashraf Mohra
Keywords
magnetoresistive, sensor, nondestructive
Journal
The 6th International Workshop on System on Chip for Real Time Applications
Publisher
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Volume
1
Issue
1
Pages
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publication.type
Local
Paper Link
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Abstract
Advances in magnetoresistive (MR) type sensors
provide a new technique for nondestructive evaluation NDE of
metal structures. MR sensors include high sensitivity and reduced
size. Being produced by thin film processing techniques, the
manufacturing cost of these sensors is low. This paper provides an
attempt to develop an NDE system that depends on one type ofMR
sensors, namely the giant MR (GMR) elements. An example is
considered of detecting defects in printed circuit boards. System
details and experimental results are provided. Computational
modeling validation is introduced based on finite element analysis
provide a new technique for nondestructive evaluation NDE of
metal structures. MR sensors include high sensitivity and reduced
size. Being produced by thin film processing techniques, the
manufacturing cost of these sensors is low. This paper provides an
attempt to develop an NDE system that depends on one type ofMR
sensors, namely the giant MR (GMR) elements. An example is
considered of detecting defects in printed circuit boards. System
details and experimental results are provided. Computational
modeling validation is introduced based on finite element analysis