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Retrofitting a commercial RF induction generator into a computer-controlled, vacuum and gas integrated annealing system for reactive-metal grain growth
High-temperature vacuum annealing near a metal's melting point drives controlled grain growth, but it normally requires an expensive turn-key vacuum induction furnace. We retrofit a bare commercial radio frequency (RF) induction generator with computer power control through LabVIEW, dual-wavelength
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