Abstract
Automated eddy current non-destructive testing has an important role in the quality inspection system for products made of conductive materials both at the production stage and during their operation. The appearance of novel alloys, the complexity of product geometry and inspection conditions, and the increased requirements for the reliability and accuracy of inspection results stimulate the acceleration process of creating new eddy current inspection tools. The technology of prototyping makes it possible to solve this problem. The purpose of the article is to review the functionality and technical characteristics of Red Pitaya for use in the technology of prototyping eddy current inspection, as well as to create a prototype architecture of an automated eddy current inspection system based on it.The choice of the Red Pitaya platform as a convenient tool for prototyping automated systems was made due to its functionality, reliability, and availability. In general, the article highlights the advantages and prospects of using the Red Pitaya platform in the prototyping of automated eddy current non-destructive testing systems. The aspects of the Red Pitaya hardware and its capabilities for expanding the functionality, which allows to create highly efficient and flexible control systems, are considered in detail. The compatibility of Red Pitaya with other devices and accessories is considered, which significantly increases its versatility and adaptability to various requirements and applications.The article highlights the importance of using the Jupyter Notebook application in combination with Red Pitaya as a convenient tool for software development. This helps to facilitate the process of creating and programmatically implementing complex signal processing algorithms in eddy current control systems, and provides flexibility in creating new software products.Modern trends and prospects for the development of eddy current testing, market needs, and the ability to adapt to different application scenarios are taken into account in the proposed architecture of the prototype automated eddy current testing system.
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