Development and testing of prototype Giant Magnetoresistive (GMR) rotating probe system

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Wincheski, B [1 ]
Simpson, J [1 ]
Namkung, M [1 ]
Percy, D [1 ]
Callahan, J [1 ]
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[1] NASA, LaRC, Hampton, VA 23681 USA
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Continued development of the giant magrietoresistive based rotating probe system has resulted in the fabrication of a fieldable prototype instrument. The system, designed for the detection of deeply buried flaws under installed fasteners, utilizes a giant magnetoresistive sensor within the self-nulling probe design for improved low frequency capabilities. The prototype unit incorporates a new probe design for deep penetration and reduced edge effects along with new electronics and system software. Testing of the prototype system has been performed at SANDIA National Laboratories Aging Aircraft NDI Validation Center. The complete system configuration along with field testing results are presented.
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