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Radio frequency (RF) induction heating is used in order to generate thermal waves in conducting materials. This technique is applied to measure the thickness of tungsten-carbide plasma coating on stainless-steel plates. The letter briefly discusses major advantages and disadvantages of RF induction heating.
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