Thickness measurement instrument with memory storage of multiple calibrations
AssigneeUnit Process Assemblies, Inc.
InventorsSidney Lieber, Julius Schlesinger, Derek Lieber, Alfred Baker
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AssigneeUnit Process Assemblies, Inc.
InventorsSidney Lieber, Julius Schlesinger, Derek Lieber, Alfred Baker
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An improved backscatter instrument for the nondestructive measurement of coatings on a substrate. A memory having selectable memory areas, each area having stored intelligence available which is determinative of the shape of a functional plot of coating thickness versus backscatter counts per minute unique for each particular combination of emitting isotope, substrate material, coating material and physical characteristics of the measuring instrument. A memory selector switch connects a selected area of memory to a microprocessor operating under program control whereby the microprocessor reads the intelligence stored at the selected area and converts the backscattered count of the coating being measured into indicia of coating thickness.
A backscatter apparatus for nondestructively measuring the thickness of a coating on a substrate comprising:
A method for non-destructively measuring the thickness of a coating on a substrate using beta particle backscattering techniques comprising:
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