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Non-contact ultrasonic techniques

Ultrasonics, 2004
Non-contact generation and detection of acoustic and ultrasound waveforms is of practical importance, since it permits making acoustic and ultrasonic measurements at elevated temperatures, in corrosive and other hostile environments, in geometrically difficult to reach locations, in outer space and doing this at relatively large distances from the test
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Non-Contact Electrodes

Journal of New Medical Technologies, 2014
This paper reviews current approaches to the registration of the electrocardiogram for a long period. A review of existing solutions based on contact adhesive and fabric electrodes and non-contact ones is carried out. The last type of electrodes is offered as an optimal solution.
I. Kuznetsov   +5 more
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Non-contact AFM

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2012
This special issue is focussed on high resolution non-contact atomic force microscopy (AFM). Non-contact atomic force microscopy was established approximately 15 years ago as a tool to image conducting and insulating surfaces with atomic resolution. Since 1998, an annual international conference has taken place, and although the proceedings of these ...
Franz J Giessibl, Seizo Morita
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Non-contact monitoring in neonatology

Zeitschrift für Geburtshilfe und Neonatologie
Abstract To present and critically evaluate current contactless monitoring modalities — infrared thermography (IRT), photoplethysmography imaging (PPGI), ballistocardiography (BCG), radar-based techniques, seismocardiography — in neonatology and to assess their ...
Milian, Brasche   +4 more
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Non-contact friction

2015
Our understanding of friction and mechanism of energy dissipation has undoubtedly experienced a tremendous profit after the introduction of scanning probe microscopy. Nowadays the tribological response of a sliding asperity can be easily traced down to the atomic scale.
Marcin Kisiel   +3 more
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The case for non‐contact

Pigment & Resin Technology, 1996
In many instances measurement equipment which makes contact with the media or product provides inaccurate results owing to corrosion, mechanical damage or a build‐up of the monitored production on the sensor. In view of the possible deleterious effects it is better to operate a non‐contact method of monitoring, especially in the food and pharmaceutical
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Non‐contact tonometry

Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 1995
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