NASA NTRS · 20120009445
Wireless Damage Location Sensing System
Abstract
A wireless damage location sensing system uses a geometric-patterned wireless sensor that resonates in the presence of a time-varying magnetic field to generate a harmonic response that will experience a change when the sensor experiences a change in its geometric pattern. The sensing system also includes a magnetic field response recorder for wirelessly transmitting the time-varying magnetic field and for wirelessly detecting the harmonic response. The sensing system compares the actual harmonic response to a plurality of predetermined harmonic responses. Each predetermined harmonic response is associated with a severing of the sensor at a corresponding known location thereof so that a match between the actual harmonic response and one of the predetermined harmonic responses defines the known location of the severing that is associated therewith.
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Woodard, Stanley E., Taylor, Bryant Douglas. 2012-05-01. Wireless Damage Location Sensing System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120009445
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