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Optical Methods for Detecting Local Microdefects in Cable Products

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The paper addressed the study of feasibility of optical methods to measure the diameter of extended products to perform in-process detection of local microdefects in cable products. The analysis of data on through-transmission methods and the power measurement method showed that the power measurement method is most appropriate for implementation of the microdefect detection device since it enables measuring at the desired frequency. The experimental study confirmed the efficiency of the power measurement method, and revealed a significant drawback of the method, namely, an increased error due to the inhomogeneous distribution of optical flow power when the test object moves through the measurement zone.

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Razuvaev, I., Fedorov, E., Redko, V. (2023). Optical Methods for Detecting Local Microdefects in Cable Products. In: Lysenko, E., Rogachev, A., Galtseva, O. (eds) Emerging Trends in Materials Research and Manufacturing Processes. Engineering Materials. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38964-1_3

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