A noncontact ultrasonic technique for the characterization of piezoelectric ceramics is described. The velocity of a laser\u2010generated surface\u2010acoustic\u2010wave pulse propagating at the surface of the ceramic material is measured by an optical probe. The laser beam has an annular section in order to produce a conveniently strong ultrasonic pulse without overheating the surface. Applications to the characterization of PZT samples are described.Peer reviewed: YesNRC publication: Ye
High frequency ultrasonic techniques for nondestructive tests of fine grained ceramic materials are ...
Elastic properties of high-performance ceramics is usually measured with ultrasonic bulk waves [1]. ...
This report describes research performed at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory from May 1983 ...
Lead zirconate titanate (PZT) is widely used as a piezoelectric transducer material for bulk and sur...
Localized heating produced by absorption from a pulsed laser provides an efficient noncontacting sou...
The physical and technical basis for the non-destructive testing of components made out of technical...
Some laser-based techniques for the characterization of ceramic materials fired at different tempera...
The conventional ultrasonic time-of-flight technique is employed showing that the sound propagation ...
Certain microstructural features of materials, such as grain size in metals, porosity in ceramics, a...
We present results of photoacoustics and laser-ultrasonics experiments that were performed on a ZnO ...
Localized heating produced by absorption from a pulsed laser provides an efficient noncontacting sou...
This thesis describes the applications of ultrasonic techniques as a non-destructive testing (NDT) a...
The characterization of ceramics is essential for the optimization of ultrasonic transducers. To do ...
Ultrasonics has been used for the characterization of sintered zirconia-toughened alumina (ZTA) cera...
Elastic properties such as ultrasonic velocity and attenuation are important and sometimes convenien...
High frequency ultrasonic techniques for nondestructive tests of fine grained ceramic materials are ...
Elastic properties of high-performance ceramics is usually measured with ultrasonic bulk waves [1]. ...
This report describes research performed at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory from May 1983 ...
Lead zirconate titanate (PZT) is widely used as a piezoelectric transducer material for bulk and sur...
Localized heating produced by absorption from a pulsed laser provides an efficient noncontacting sou...
The physical and technical basis for the non-destructive testing of components made out of technical...
Some laser-based techniques for the characterization of ceramic materials fired at different tempera...
The conventional ultrasonic time-of-flight technique is employed showing that the sound propagation ...
Certain microstructural features of materials, such as grain size in metals, porosity in ceramics, a...
We present results of photoacoustics and laser-ultrasonics experiments that were performed on a ZnO ...
Localized heating produced by absorption from a pulsed laser provides an efficient noncontacting sou...
This thesis describes the applications of ultrasonic techniques as a non-destructive testing (NDT) a...
The characterization of ceramics is essential for the optimization of ultrasonic transducers. To do ...
Ultrasonics has been used for the characterization of sintered zirconia-toughened alumina (ZTA) cera...
Elastic properties such as ultrasonic velocity and attenuation are important and sometimes convenien...
High frequency ultrasonic techniques for nondestructive tests of fine grained ceramic materials are ...
Elastic properties of high-performance ceramics is usually measured with ultrasonic bulk waves [1]. ...
This report describes research performed at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory from May 1983 ...