A Feasibility Study on Generation of Acoustic Waves Utilizing Near-Field Optics
A Feasibility Study on Generation of Acoustic Waves Utilizing Near-Field Optics
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利用近场光学产生声波的可行性研究
DOI:
10.1088/1742-6596/520/1/012003
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发表时间:
2014
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and Ikuo Ihara
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作者:
Iwao Matsuya;Kento Matozaki;Akira Kosugi;and Ikuo Ihara
A new approach of generating acoustic waves utilizing evanescent light is presented. The evanescent light is a non-propagating electromagnetic wave that exhibits exponential decay with distance from the surface at which the total internal reflection of light is formed. In this research, the evanescent light during total internal reflection at prism surface is utilized for generating acoustic waves in aluminium and the feasibility for ultrasonic measurements is discussed. Pulsed Nd: YAG laser with 0.36 J/cm 2 power density is used and the incident angle during the total internal reflection is arranged to be 69.0 for generating the evanescent light. It has been demonstrated that the amplitude of the acoustic waves by means of evanescent light is about 1/14 as large as the one generated by the conventional pulsed laser. This reveals the possibility of using a laser ultrasonic technique with near-field optics.