Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 10, 1014001(2020)
Pulsed Terahertz Nondestructive Detection Tomography Based on Fringe Suppression Technology
Fig. 9. Long and wide B-Scan images of trapezoidal wedge groove positions. (a) 3# row B-Scan image; (b) 3# column B-Scan image; (c) 2# column B-Scan image; (d) 1# column B-Scan image
Fig. 10. Images obtained by THz reflection tomography for FRP at different flight time. (a) Flight time is 132.5 ps; (b) flight time is 166.3 ps; (c) flight time is 200.7 ps
Fig. 11. THz waveforms at three different depths at normal and defect regions. (a) Normal region; (b) wedged-groove defect region; (c) PTFE-film defect region
Fig. 12. FRP defect maps at different depths after image enhancement. (a) Upper layer; (b) middle layer; (c) lower layer
Fig. 13. THz time-domain waveforms after fringe suppression. (a) Waveform of upper defect after fringe suppression; (b) waveform of middle defect after fringe suppression;(c) waveform of lower defect after fringe suppression
Fig. 14. FRP defect maps at different depths after fringe suppression. (a) flight time is 134.2 ps; (b) flight time is 166.7 ps; (c) flight time is 200.7 ps
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Zhong Yifan, Ren Jiaojiao, Li Lijuan, Zhang Dandan, Zhang Jiyang. Pulsed Terahertz Nondestructive Detection Tomography Based on Fringe Suppression Technology[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(10): 1014001
Category: terahertz technology
Received: Apr. 3, 2020
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Published Online: Oct. 9, 2020
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