The master's thesis addressed the limitations of the material testing 2.0 (MT2.0) methodology, which is based on DIC and VFM. A 10 kN load cell was proposed for the testing machine used in material characterization. Using a virtual experiment in ABAQUS/Standard and MatchID environments with a real random speckle pattern, the influence of specimen geometry, image noise, and correlation on the accuracy of the results was analyzed. Validation confirmed the reliability of the cruciform specimen. The adequacy of the 2D DIC technique was established, and guidelines for selecting optimal correlation settings were developed.
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