The demand for high-precision material testing in industries such as electronics, aerospace, and biomedical applications is growing rapidly. Accurate measurement of material thickness and velocity is crucial for ensuring the reliability and efficiency of advanced sensors and prototypes. Ultrasonic testing provides a non-destructive method to evaluate these parameters, particularly for ultra-thin materials.
The client required the inspection of ultra-thin materials used in advanced sensors and prototypes to measure their thickness, velocity, and energy loss using ultrasonic testing. However, several challenges complicated the process:
To address these challenges, OmniScan X3, a state-of-the-art ultrasonic flaw detector, was used along with M208 & M205-RM delay line probes. The process included:
