FIBEROPTIC PROBE HYDROPHONE FOR ULTRASONIC AND SHOCK-WAVE MEASUREMENTS IN WATER
FIBEROPTIC PROBE HYDROPHONE FOR ULTRASONIC AND SHOCK-WAVE MEASUREMENTS IN WATER
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DOI:
10.1016/0041-624x(93)90020-z
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发表时间:
1993-07-01
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影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
EISENMENGER, W
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作者:
STAUDENRAUS, J;EISENMENGER, W
Aimed at lithotripter acoustic output measurements, a new fibre-optic probe hydrophone overcomes most of the problems involved with the use of piezoelectric hydrophone technology in non-linear ultrasonic and shock-wave fields. The fibre-optic principle allows for extremely wide bandwidth (larger than 1 GHz) and superior electromagnetic shielding. Contrary to hitherto existing hydrophones a high cavitation threshold at the water-silica interface provides undistorted detection of strong rarefractional pulse pressures. Considering pure compression there is good agreement between maximum pulse pressure derived from fibre-optic hydrophone theory and the corresponding amplitudes obtained from acoustically calibrated PVDF membrane and needle hydrophones.