论文信息 - Nonlinear acoustic microscopy

Nonlinear acoustic microscopy

The sharply convergent acoustic beam used in the scanning acoustic microscope can provide sufficient intensity to produce strong nonlinear effects at microwave frequencies. Second harmonic acoustic radiation generated in the vicinity of the beam focus is readily detected and used to form an image of an object placed in the focal plane.

Rudolf Kompfner | R. Kompfner | R. Lemons | Ross A. Lemons

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