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Icing monitoring with thickness shear acoustic waves
Icing monitoring and ice detection are critical challenges across many industries where ice formation can severely degrade performance or compromise safety. Conventional ice sensing approaches, such as those based on surface acoustic waves (SAWs), often suffer from limited selectivity, fast saturati
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