Influence of the size of a normal probe’s piezoelectric plate on the amplitude of a detected echo signal
V. N. Danilov
Abstract
V. N. Danilov
Abstract
A computer model for operation of ΠPиз-д11 Π111-2.5-K12-002, Π111-2.5-K20-002) normal probes combined with a Yд2-12 flaw detector was used to consider the effect of the size (radius) of a piezoelectric plate on the amplitude of a detected echo signal. It is shown that the amplitude variation is mainly related to the acoustic part of the electroacoustic channel (a function of signal damping during wave propagation to and from a flaw).
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A computer model for operation of ΠPиз-д11 Π111-2.5-K12-002, Π111-2.5-K20-002) normal probes combined with a Yд2-12 flaw detector was used to consider the effect of the size (radius) of a piezoelectric plate on the amplitude of a detected echo signal. It is shown that the amplitude variation is mainly related to the acoustic part of the electroacoustic channel (a function of signal damping during wave propagation to and from a flaw).
Key concepts: Echo (communications protocol), Amplitude, SIGNAL (programming language), Piezoelectricity, Acoustics, RADIUS, Detector, Physics