Subsurface defect imaging in PZT ceramics using dual point contact excitation and detection
The application of piezoelectric materials, such as Lead Zirconate Titanate (ZrxTi1-x) O3 (PZT) is increasing in multiple dynamic industries such as structural health monitoring, wireless energy harvesting devices, measuring blood flow, etc.The main aim of this paper is to denoise the images generated by dual point excitation and detection method for subsurface damage detection. Nonetheless, these denoising schemes can be extended for other noisy images. In order to study effectively, the subsurface defects in a PZT ceramics and from its images the denoising schemes have been examined and a metric for the quantification of the noise is proposed which was previously non-existent. A delta pulse is used for excitation of the acoustic waves in PZT ceramics. The metric aids in calculating the energy of the noise been removed and also to verify the proficiency of the denoising technique been incorporated.
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