Spatially resolved acoustic spectroscopy for fast noncontact imaging of material microstructure

Spatially resolved acoustic spectroscopy for fast noncontact imaging of material microstructure

We have developed a noncontact and nondestructive technique that uses laser-generated and detected surface acoustic waves to rapidly determine the local acoustic velocity, in order to map the microstructure of multi-grained materials. Optical fringes excite surface waves at a fixed frequency, and th...

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