Abstract
Stratified composite materials are employed in many industrial scenes, including bridge construction, vehicle, ship, aviation, etc. However, minor imperfections in composite materials can have significant effects and even result in disasters when used. In this work, a multi-parameter inversion method that can simultaneously reconstruct the conductivity and permittivity parameters of layered media is devised and presented for microwave nondestructive testing (NDT) of the minor imperfections in stratified composite materials. Firstly, the calculations for the electric field in the layered medium model with the emission source as the point source are provided. Secondly, the spatial electric field variations (the Fréchet derivative) caused by changes in conductivity and permittivity of arbitrary layers are calculated. Then the permittivity and conductivity are reconstructed using the Distorted Born iterative method (DBIM) technique. The numerical examples at microwave frequencies show that the inversion technique has a strong capacity to reconstruct for a single parameter (relative permittivity or conductivity) and multi-parameter (relative permittivity and conductivity). Our suggested multi-parameter inversion technique in this research has excellent potential for use in the identification of multilayer composites and subsurface inclusions.
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