
Abstract Magnetic Barkhausen noise analysis is a nondestructive test method used since the 1980s to evaluate conditions in a variety of steel components. Primary applications include detection of thermal damage induced during grinding and evaluation of case depth in case-hardened parts. This article briefly describes its use for measure case depth and pros and cons of the using the technique for that purpose.
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