平面超音波の斜照射による微小・薄膜試料の音速測定法について

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A new method for measuring acoustic velocities of thin materials is proposed in a VHF range. The principle is to measure the phase changes, as interference fringe-shifts, caused by inserting a specimen in a liquid whose acoustic velocity is known. In this method, a specimen immersed in a liquid cell is illuminated obliquely by plane waves which are launched from a plane ultrasonic transducer. Ultrasonic waves transmitted obliquely through the specimen are detected and changed into an electrical signal by a focussing ultrasonic transducer, which is scanned mechanically in a raster pattern to produce interference fringe patterns on the CRT display by combining an electrical reference signal with the received electrical signal. Acoustic velocities of some polymer films and a biological tissue, for example, are measured in a frequency range between 160 and 190 MHz. Measurement errors are discussed for this experimental system.
社団法人日本音響学会の論文
1981-10-01