In this paper we describe an experimental technique for imaging defects in carbon composite structures non-invasively using ultra-high input impedance electric potential (displacement current) sensors. We suggest that with suitable two-dimensional arrays of these sensors it should prove practicable to image in real time, and in situ , large scale carbon composite structures such as aircraft wing and tail surfaces.
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