Becker, R.R.BeckerDobmann, G.G.DobmannRodner, C.C.Rodner2022-03-082022-03-081988https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/3152023MA-techniques like magnetic Barkhausen-noise- and incremental-permeability measurements need the magnetization of the material in a hysteresis loop. Now additionally two eddy-current techniques are developed which work with ferrite-core-pick-up-coils. The first one allows the determination of the properties electrical conductivity and initial incremental permeability; 2D-finite-element interpretation is used for calibration. The second technique is an eddy-current impedance spectroscopy which can be used to evaluate hardness gradients received by induction- and Laser-hardening. The contribution refers the new techniques, their detectability and resolution. (IZFP)enAuflösungsvermögenBarkhausen-EffektFerritkernFinite-Elemente-Methode (FEM)Härten(induktiv)HärtetiefeInduktionshärteKalibrierenLaser-HärtenLeitfähigkeit(elektrisch)MagnetisierungskurveModell(mathematisch)PermeabilitätPermeabilitätsmessungPrüfung(magnetisch)Wirbelstrom620658670conference paper