Y. Khatami
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Y. Khatami is a researcher specializing in superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID)-based non-destructive evaluation (NDE), with a focus on low-noise instrumentation and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in unshielded environments. Their most-cited work, "Low noise SQUID based NDE with non-magnetic scanning system in unshielded environment" (2008, 5 citations), introduces a non-magnetic robotic scanning system designed to detect flaws in room-temperature stationary samples without the need for magnetic shielding. By identifying and canceling two major noise sources, Khatami’s system significantly enhances SQUID sensitivity in real-world conditions, advancing practical NDE applications in fields like aerospace and materials science. This contribution demonstrates a key achievement in overcoming environmental noise challenges, making SQUID-based inspection more viable for industrial use. While their citation count is modest, the work’s focus on system-level noise mitigation and robotic integration highlights a targeted impact on improving measurement reliability in unshielded settings. Khatami’s research underscores the importance of engineering robust sensor systems for sensitive detection in demanding environments.
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