High Frequency Probe
High frequency probe refers to a single element transducer with a frequency higher than 20MHz, which includes HF contact probe, HF immersion probe and HF immersion self – focusing probe.
Features
- Both contact probes and immersion probes have integrated delay lines, and self - focusing immersion probes do not have delay lines or lens
- The frequency range is 20 ~ 50MHz
- With broadband and narrow pulse performance, the probe has excellent near surface resolution and vertical and horizontal resolution
- A very small focal spot diameter in the near field or focus point
- Side mounted microdot connector for contact probe by default, and top mounted UHF interface for immersion probe and immersion selffocusing probe by default
Applications
- Minor cracks on the surface
- High resolution detection effect is required, such as the ability to find small cracks or pores
- With the ideal surface condition, temperature and excitation setting, the thinnest thickness that 50MHz probe can reach in steel is 0.05 mm (0.0019 in) in thickness measurement mode
- Scanning acoustic microscope
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