Gold is the yellow precious metal that has been used in many applications likes medicine, electronics, jewelry, investment and others. Thus, gold is one of the commodities which has high demand in the global market. In other to secure the purity of gold and to protect the retailer and consumer from fraud, the detection of gold is very important in the industry. There are many techniques have been used to detect the purity of gold material and those techniques must consider a several factors such as non-destructive, inexpensive, precise, simple and widely accepted by the jewelry industries. Electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) is the most mature non-destructive technique among various tomography. The advantages of ECT are non-radioactive, non-intrusive, high imaging speed and low cost. This paper introduces the ECT using the square sensor. The aim of his paper this to present a new method of verifying the conductive materials using a parallel plate sensor which adopted from the ECT system.

<p class="Text">A crack detection is very important to control the quality of the composite itself that been widely used in industries. There are quite a numbers of techniques which are used to detect the crack such as visual inspection, radiography, ultrasonic, eddy current magnetic particle, and penetrant testing. In this paper, it focuses on designing and implementing the system to detect a crack on the composite material using magnetic induction concept. At the early stage, the miniature of composite detection sensor using magnetic induction concept is designed using Comsol Multiphysics software to see the current induced from the system. The current value from the sensor is measured based on magnetic induction concept. A complete design of a system then is designed which include the sensor design, the main controller unit design and Bluetooth electronic application. The experiment results show that the magnetic induction concept can be used to detect crack by changing the value of current. When crack occurs the value of current will decrease due to the changes of magnetic induction.</p>

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