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                                   Surface mounted    Coating/paint
                                   coating integrity
                                      monitor
                                                 Sensing element (conducting metal tape)



                                                      Metal substrate
                                                 (a)



































                                                 (b)
                      FIGURE 5.31  (a) Schematic of the coating health monitor (CHM) with a tape
                      sensing element mounted on a coated metal and (b) actual sensor tape
                      electrode and electronics housing mounted on the frame of a commercial
                      vehicle. (Courtesy of Guy D. Davis, DACCO SCI, Inc.)

                      occurring  fluctuations  do  not  have  controlled  frequencies  as  are
                      applied, for example, in EIS.
                         There  are  basically  three  categories  of  ENA:  visual  examination,
                      sequence-independent methods that treat the collection of voltage or
                      current  values  without  regard  to  their  position  in  the  sequence  of
                      readings (moments, mean, variance, standard deviation, skewness, and
                      kurtosis), and those that take the sequence into account (autocorrelation,
                      power spectra, fractal analysis, stochastic process analysis) [22].
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