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The potential drop technique is used in materials testing. It works by passing a constant current through a specimen, and measuring the voltage generated across an area (usually the crack site). Both AC and DC implementations exist. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:59, 19 April 2022
The Fracture Systems Research PD 501 is a dual potential drop amplifier plug-in for the TM500 system.
The potential drop technique is used in materials testing. It works by passing a constant current through a specimen, and measuring the voltage generated across an area (usually the crack site). Both AC and DC implementations exist.
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Fracture Systems Research PD 501 and PD 501