Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.

Owen Michael Malinowski

Kamalu Michael-Stanley Koenig

Jason K Van Velsor

Robert Edward Chambers, Iii

A method of fabricating and controlling a thick-film transducer array for steering and focusing ultrasonic waves within a substrate volume is provided. A ceramic film composition can be coated on a substrate volume in one or more layers. The ceramic film can be masked with a plastic sheet out of which an electrode pattern is cut. Conductive electrode material can be applied to the pattern to create a transducer array that can be polarized with an applied electric field. A method of controlling a thick-film transducer array comprises exciting one or more array elements to generate a wavefield in a substrate volume, the wavefield can be reflected by features within the substrate volume, one or more array elements can receive reflected wavefield signals, and images of the insonified substrate volume can be generated.

Thick-film transducer arrays and control field

The present invention provides methods and systems for tracking motion in multiple dimensions, including multiple dimensions, including a transmitter probe fixture, a receiver array, and an electronic control unit.

Method, apparatus, and system for tracking arbitrary motion of an inspection probe in multiple dimensions

The present invention provides methods and systems for in-line inspection of a pipe using a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe system that includes of a remote computer, a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe, a data acquisition system, and a delivery apparatus used for nondestructive examination of pipelines.

System for in-line inspection using a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe and method thereof

The present invention provides methods and systems for sensory elements for placement within a probe that includes at least one receiving coil disposed within a pulsed eddy current probe, and at least one sensing element disposed within a pulse eddy current probe. The at least on sensing element may be disposed on a printed circuit board.

Sensory elements for pulsed eddy current probe

The present invention provides methods and systems for a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe that includes at least two magnetizing yokes having a first leg and a second leg, and a coil assembly comprising a coil, wherein the second leg of the at least two magnetizing yokes is positioned within the coil assembly.

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Gilbertsville, PA, United States of America

Owen Michael Malinowski