MODIFICATION OF THE MEASURING COMPLEX FOR THE STUDY OF FAST-FLOWING TRANSIENT PROCESSES

The paper considers the features of the ICTF and Photo-CELIV methods for the study of superconducting barrier structures, develops a block diagram of the layout of a modernized measuring and analytical complex for the implementation of both methods, and formulates requirements for individual units of measuring equipment.

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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.21667/978-5-7722-0424-5-173-177
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Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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MODIFICATION OF THE MEASURING COMPLEX FOR THE STUDY OF FAST-FLOWING TRANSIENT PROCESSES

V.S. Filayrevich, Yu.D. Gudkov
Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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MODIFICATION OF THE MEASURING COMPLEX FOR THE STUDY OF FAST-FLOWING TRANSIENT PROCESSES

V.S. Filayrevich, Yu.D. Gudkov
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The paper considers the features of the ICTF and Photo-CELIV methods for the study of superconducting barrier structures, develops a block diagram of the layout of a modernized measuring and analytical complex for the implementation of both methods, and formulates requirements for individual units of measuring equipment.

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