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This video demonstrates the capabilities of our quantum magnetic field camera in the non-destructive inspection of ferromagnetic materials. An artificial sample—an iron plate with various drilled holes—shows how the camera can instantly and precisely visualize disruptions in magnetic flux caused by defects such as cavities, cracks, or inclusions.
Thanks to full-field, real-time imaging, even small or hidden defects that alter the local magnetic environment become directly visible as changes in magnetic field patterns. This approach enables fast, automated quality assurance and research on material behavior under dynamic conditions.

Key Applications of High-Resolution Magnetic Field Cameras

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT):
Detect cracks, inclusions, weld issues, and inhomogeneities in metals and composites without damaging the part. Used in aerospace, automotive, and rail industries for safety-critical components.

Inline Quality Control:
Monitor materials and assemblies during production. Inspect electric motors, batteries, and electronic circuit boards for shorts, current distribution, or hidden faults in real time.

Magnetic Imaging for R&D:
Characterize new magnetic materials, study magnetization processes, and visualize current flows in scientific research.

Electronics Failure Analysis:
Locate shorts, opens, and leakages in printed circuit boards, semiconductors, and 3D IC packages via magnetic imaging of the defect area.

Biomedical and Security Applications:
Sensitive mapping of magnetic biomaterials or detection of tampering in security devices.

Geoscience and Navigation:
Mapping magnetic anomalies for geology, mineral exploration, or GPS-independent navigation.


Real-World Examples
Detecting microcracks and fatigue in aircraft and train components before failure
Quality assurance in the fabrication of magnets and magnetic assemblies on a production line by visualizing 3D field structures in milliseconds[
Failure analysis of semiconductor packages and circuit boards by imaging current-induced magnetic fields and locating faults

Batteries:
Visualizing local magnetic changes to spot weld issues, cracks, or blocked regions in lithium-ion cells during manufacturing[

Material science:
Research on new alloys and composites by studying magnetization distributions and responses to mechanical stress

For more details, academic collaboration, or customized solutions with quantum magnetic field imaging, please contact Quantum Technologies GmbH.