An electrochemical fatigue crack sensor is a device used for monitoring and detecting the onset and growth of cracks in materials, particularly metals, during fatigue loading. These sensors work by leveraging electrochemical principles to identify changes in the material's properties that are indicative of crack formation and propagation. ### Key Features and Principles: 1. **Electrochemical Principles**: The operation of these sensors is based on electrochemical reactions that occur at the crack tip or within the material.
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