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Optical coherence tomography in nondestructive testing

Heise et al., 2020

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9074786959675579788
Author
Heise B
Hannesschlaeger G
Leiss-Holzinger E
Peham L
Zorin I
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Optics and photonics for advanced dimensional metrology

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We provide an overview of optical coherence tomography (OCT) applied in the field of non- destructive testing (NDT). The applications include examples for structural polymer material testing at mesoscopic size scale, visualizing and validating internal sub-surface micro …
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