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High-Frequency Acoustic Wave Measurements in Air
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1983
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AeroacousticsEngineeringMeasurementAtmospheric AcousticMechanical EngineeringEducationAcoustic SensorQuarter WavelengthOcean AcousticsEngineering AcousticPhysical AcousticSolid Materi A1InstrumentationUnfocused Acoustic TransducersUltrasonicsUltrasoundAerospace EngineeringTransducer PrincipleAcoustic MicroscopyMicromachined Ultrasonic Transducer
We have constructed focused and unfocused acoustic transducers for excitation of waves in air. These transducers operate at 1 and 2 MHz , respectively, and employ a quarter wavelength matching layer. we can transmit waves over distances of 1-40 cm . We have constructed systems for phase measurements and for pulse transit time measurements. At 1 MHz , the typical distance measuring a ccuracy is of the order of .5 mm over lengths of 2-40 cin , and improves considerably if several measurements are averaged. Our purposes are to use these t ypes of transducers and measurement systems for robotic applications and for profile measurements of solid materi a1 s. Although losses are high,
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