If a sensor coil is moving with 3m/sec linearly. Can it detect any defect in metal?
please suggest.
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If a sensor coil is moving with 3m/sec linearly. Can it detect any defect in metal?
please suggest.
Shivam,
That is not a suggested application for TI's inductive sensing portfolio. Here are the reasons why I don't think it will work:
- An Rp measurement could help detect a compositional change in the metal, but Rp measurements are best suited for identifying several distinct metals. It may not do well identifying small changes.
- Rp varies quite a bit with temperature, which is one of the reasons why it is unsuitable for detecting small changes.
- L measurements are good for detecting changes in distance, but it would not be able to detect small spurs or defects that are much smaller than the coil size.
- Any changes in distance from the metal to the coil as the coil is moved will change the Rp and L readings. So you will be unable to tell if the delta is due to a defect or due to a small distance change
- tilt of the metal or coil will also look like a distance change