Reply To: Pulse Compression for improved Signal-to-noise Ratio in Ultrasonic Testing

  • Ultrasonic Testing (UT)

    jaden

    Member
    28/11/2021 at 1:29 pm

    There are two main disadvantages;

    1) It requires much more flexibility in the excitation hardware, ideally the signal source and/or amplifier needs to be able to generate arbitrary waveforms. This is not typically possible with conventional UT hardware (basic pulsers).

    2) The received signal must also be post-processed (digitally) before it can be viewed. Although this is not such as huge disadvantage since this is also the case for many modern NDT methods (e.g. FMC TFM).

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