Application of Electronic Technology in Non-Destructive Testing of Aerospace Materials

Jinyi Liu

doi:10.54097/aqy3dy25

Authors

Jinyi Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/aqy3dy25

Keywords:

Electronics, aerospace materials, nondestructive testing, laser ultrasonic testing.

Abstract

Describes the application of electronic technology in nondestructive testing of aerospace materials, including the application of radiographic testing, eddy current testing, ultrasonic phased array testing, laser ultrasonic testing, and other testing, and analyzes the advantages of its use in improving the accuracy, speed, and reliability of testing.

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