Developement of improved imaging techniques and new, structured, high frequency ultrasound transducers for the acoustic microscopy

开发改进的成像技术和用于声学显微镜的新型结构化高频超声换能器

基本信息

项目摘要

The progress in packaging of integrated circuits, with more miniaturisation, high wiring densities and mounting of flat components requires techniques of non-destructive testing with increasing capabilities. Scanning acoustic microscopy (SAM) is especially well applicable to reconstruct the inner structure of objects. It allows to detect voids like air inclusions or cracks or to test boundary layers to localise delaminations. An ultrasonic image displays such voids much better than an X-ray image. To obtain an Ultrasonic image a focussing single probe scans the specimen. Ultrasound microscopes work in a frequency range of 10 up to 230 MHz, plot the amplitudes of the reflected signals and reach a resolution in the range of microns for flat structures. The resulting image is incorrect, if the sound velocities of any part of the structure are unknown. SAM fails if a structure with inclined or curved interfaces has to be tested. SAM needs a lot of time because of the necessary adjustment and the individual test of each layer. Therefore, SAM is not suitable for an application on online monitoring of industrial production. The goals of the project are an improvement of image quality, the expansion of test scenarios and a reduction of the necessary measuring time for the scanning acoustic microscopy. To reach this, new measuring techniques and hardware, especially structured phased arrays, which allow focusing and steering the sound field, shall be provided. The new measurement techniques allows a simultaneous testing in different depths and under inclined or curved surfaces as well as a determination of sound velocity in each part of the structure. Therefore a multichannel scanning acoustic microscope and segmented annular arrays up to 40 MHz will be developed and constructed. The number of elements of these arrays should be as low as possible whereas the resolution of conventional probes shall be reached or beaten. Because commercial composites for the construction of these arrays are not available, the soft mold technique shall be advanced, to obtain fine scaled composites up to 40 MHz with a spherical curvature. The advanced soft mold technique enhances the degree of freedom for structuring phased arrays and allows the development of probes which exactly match the problem of testing for this project and beyond.
集成电路封装的进步,更多的封装,高布线密度和平面元件的安装,需要具有不断增加的能力的无损检测技术。扫描声学显微镜(SAM)特别适用于重建物体的内部结构。它可以检测空隙,如空气夹杂物或裂缝,或测试边界层以定位分层。超声波图像比X射线图像更好地显示这种空隙。为了获得超声图像,聚焦单探头扫描样品。超声波显微镜工作在10至230 MHz的频率范围内,绘制反射信号的振幅,并达到平面结构的微米范围内的分辨率。如果结构的任何部分的声速是未知的,那么得到的图像是不正确的。如果必须测试具有倾斜或弯曲界面的结构,则SAM失败。SAM需要大量的时间,因为每一层都需要进行必要的调整和单独的测试。因此,SAM不适合用于工业生产的在线监测。该项目的目标是提高图像质量,扩大测试场景,减少扫描声学显微镜所需的测量时间。为此,应提供新的测量技术和硬件,特别是结构化相控阵,以便聚焦和控制声场。新的测量技术允许在不同深度和倾斜或弯曲表面下同时进行测试,以及确定结构每个部分的声速。因此,多通道扫描声学显微镜和分段环形阵列高达40兆赫将开发和建设。这些阵列的元件数量应尽可能少,而传统探头的分辨率应达到或超过。由于商业复合材料的建设,这些阵列是不可用的,软模技术应先进,以获得精细的缩放复合材料高达40 MHz的球面曲率。先进的软模技术提高了相控阵列结构的自由度,并允许开发与该项目及其他项目的测试问题完全匹配的探头。

项目成果

期刊论文数量(9)
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Annular arrays for novel ultrasonic measurement techniques
用于新型超声波测量技术的环形阵列
C2.3 - Novel measurement techniques with annular arrays for scanning acoustic microscopy
C2 3 - 用于扫描声学显微镜的环形阵列的新颖测量技术
  • DOI:
    10.5162/sensor2017/c2.3
  • 发表时间:
    2017
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    S. Kümmritz;A. Juhrig;L. Timmermann;E. Kühnicke
  • 通讯作者:
    E. Kühnicke
Development of a 20 MHz annular-array - a first step to a multichannel microscope
开发 20 MHz 环形阵列 - 迈向多通道显微镜的第一步
Investigation of Embedded Structures in Media with Unknown Acoustic Properties
未知声学特性介质中嵌入结构的研究
  • DOI:
    10.1063/1.4974638
  • 发表时间:
    2017
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    S. Kümmritz;M. Wolf;E. Kühnicke
  • 通讯作者:
    E. Kühnicke
Towards fabrication of high frequency ultrasonic transducers using soft mold process
使用软模工艺制造高频超声换能器
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Dr.-Ing. Sylvia Gebhardt其他文献

Dr.-Ing. Sylvia Gebhardt的其他文献

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{{ truncateString('Dr.-Ing. Sylvia Gebhardt', 18)}}的其他基金

Development of perovskite-type ceramics and device structures for electrocaloric applications
开发用于电热应用的钙钛矿型陶瓷和器件结构
  • 批准号:
    226707148
  • 财政年份:
    2012
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes
Adaptives Clusterauge nach Vorbild der Insekten
以昆虫为模型的自适应簇眼
  • 批准号:
    75179044
  • 财政年份:
    2008
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes

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