3D X-ray for industrial component inspection and small batch testing

With modern 3D X-ray methods, such as micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) or high-resolution computed laminography, Fraunhofer IKTS is able to detect defects, make internal structures in components visible and obtain further information from test objects. Thus, these X-ray methods are ideally suited to perform completeness analyses, pore analyses, void analyses or dimensional accuracy analyses. Three-dimensional images for non-destructive material diagnostics are calculated from the raw data obtained by radiographing the components, which in turn can be used to generate any desired sectional images. For example, material defects, such as inclusions, cracks or pores, can be displayed in high resolution in the 3D X-ray images of printed circuit boards, batteries, aluminum die-cast parts, ceramic components, CFRP components or art and cultural objects.

Innenseite eines Getriebedeckels vor schwarzem Hintergrund
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Surface data for dimensional accuracy analysis of aluminum die castings using micro-computed tomography.
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Void analysis of solder joints in printed circuit boards using computed laminography.

Topic

Micro-computed tomography

Topic

Computed laminography