NASA NTRS ยท 19870000266
Gain-Compensating Circuit For NDE and Ultrasonics
Abstract
High-frequency gain-compensating circuit designed for general use in nondestructive evaluation and ultrasonic measurements. Controls gain of ultrasonic receiver as function of time to aid in measuring attenuation of samples with high losses; for example, human skin and graphite/epoxy composites. Features high signal-to-noise ratio, large signal bandwidth and large dynamic range. Control bandwidth of 5 MHz ensures accuracy of control signal. Currently being used for retrieval of more information from ultrasonic signals sent through composite materials that have high losses, and to measure skin-burn depth in humans.
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Kushnick, Peter W.. 1987-06-01. Gain-Compensating Circuit For NDE and Ultrasonics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870000266
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