Application of High Speed Camera - Materials Mechanics

Material Mechanics Testing - DIC

Digital image related technology, commonly referred to asDIC， It is a two-dimensional or three-dimensional optical tracking technology used to measure the deformation, vibration, and strain of materials. DIC tracks the grayscale value patterns in subsets through digital imaging. You often see this spotted pattern on objects such as aluminum, rubber, glass, and plastic. This technology is used for various tests, including torsion, wire, bending, or load testing. DIC can be used for very small or large testing areas.

For two-dimensionalDIC tracking, a single high-speed camera can capture the deformation of a single plane. For 3D DIC tracking, two high-speed cameras are required to record simultaneously. By using multiple synchronized cameras and DIC software, you can create 3D renderings of objects to enhance visualization effects.PhotronThe high-speed camera isAll DIC system integrators utilize it.