论文信息 - Subsurface defect detection in ceramics by high-speed high-resolution optical coherent tomography.

Subsurface defect detection in ceramics by high-speed high-resolution optical coherent tomography.

We use optical coherence tomography with a new configuration to determine the size and location of subsurface defects in solid ceramic and composite ceramic materials. Cross-sectional subsurface regions either parallel or perpendicular to the surface were examined. We present experimental results showing that the size and distribution of small subsurface defects can be determined with depth and lateral resolutions of 10 and 4 microm, respectively.

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