表面垂直裂痕诱发瑞利波散射的数值分析

激光激发的声表面波为材料表面缺陷的检测提供了有力的工具.针对含缺陷材料在模型边界上的复杂性,建立了基于平面应变的有限元模型并选取了相同厚度但含有不同深度的表面裂痕的单层铝板进行了对比计算,得到了声表面波经过不同深度的表面裂痕时产生的反射及透射信号波形的时域特征.进而引入了基于Wigner-Ville分布理论的时-频分析方法计算裂痕前、后散射的瞬态表面波的能量在时间-频率平面内分布的情形.结果显示：声表面波接近中心频率的某一频率成分在经过深度小于其中心波长的表面缺陷时,随着裂痕深度的增加,对应于该频率的反射系数呈现单调递增的趋势;而透射系数呈现递减的特征,这一结果可以为激光超声检测表面缺陷提供一种定量的表征手段.     

激光激发声表面波在缺陷板材中散射过程的有限元分析

利用有限元法模拟了金属板材中激光激发的声表面波经过缺陷位置时发生散射的瞬态过程,采用线状激光源作为超声导波的激发源.针对三种不同深度的表面缺陷以及三种亚表面缺陷的模型进行了对比计算,结果显示缺陷的深度及位置对声表面波的时域特征存在显著的影响.表面缺陷深度越深将产生较大幅度的表面反射回波,亚表面缺陷的影响将取决于缺陷上顶面距离板材上表面的距离.因此,数值模拟结果表明通过分析激光产生的表面波形可以判定近表面缺陷的尺寸和所处的位置.     

利用激光超声技术研究表面微裂纹缺陷材料的低通滤波效应

利用激光激发声表面波的理论模型,研究了被激发宽带声表面波在具有表面微裂纹缺陷金属材料上的传播特性.对具有不同形状的表面缺陷模型进行了数值分析.结果表明:表面微裂纹缺陷有明显的低通效应,缺陷深度越大高频截止频率就越低,缺陷深度与低通滤波的截止频率呈近似线性关系;缺陷的宽度增大对表面波透射能量有明显的衰减作用. 关键词： 激光超声 声表面波 有限元方法 低通滤波器     

基于受激布里渊散射的宽带宽和高精度的微波频率瞬时测量

提出了一种基于受激布里渊散射效应的瞬时频率测量方法.未知信号经过强度调制作为泵浦光,矢量网络分析仪产生的信号经过相位调制作为扫描信号光,当泵浦光和扫描信号光之间满足相位匹配条件时,受激布里渊散射效应发生并实现相位调制到强度调制的转换,未知信号的频率被测量.实验验证可以测量0.5 GHz-27 GHz的微波信号的频率,最大误差小于20 MHz.     

基于受激布里渊散射的宽带宽和高精度的微波频率瞬时测量（英文）

提出了一种基于受激布里渊散射效应的瞬时频率测量方法.未知信号经过强度调制作为泵浦光,矢量网络分析仪产生的信号经过相位调制作为扫描信号光,当泵浦光和扫描信号光之间满足相位匹配条件时,受激布里渊散射效应发生并实现相位调制到强度调制的转换,未知信号的频率被测量.实验验证可以测量0.5GHz-27GHz的微波信号的频率,最大误差小于20 MHz.     

多振源低频液体表面波声光效应研究

同时利用两个振源,在液体表面上产生两列低频表面波,实现了多振源条件下表面声光效应,观察到清晰、稳定、反衬度高的声光衍射条纹.当引起两列表面波的两个振源频率具有倍数关系时,声光衍射条纹的极大值位置与较小频率的振源单独存在时所产生表面波的极大值位置相同,与较大频率的振源单独存在时所产生表面波的极大值位置部分相同.当引起两列表面波的两个振源频率不具备倍数关系时,不仅观察到单振源的衍射条纹,而且也观察到了双振源的干涉条纹.理论上得到多振源衍射光场和表面波波长、振幅之间的解析表达式,理论规律与实验结果吻合较好.     

声表面波石英温度计

据报道,声表面波器件可用以构成温度传感器. 这种温度传感器的原理如下:如果选择合适的基体材料,在其表面制作声表面波延迟线并与外部放大器组成声表面波振荡器,将延迟线部份密封,即构成一种对温度场很敏感的新型温度传感器,当温度改变时即引起振荡频率的偏移.可见,正确选择基休材料是至关重要的.文献报道JCL和LST两种切割     

水下低频声信号的激光探测及波的衰减

为了探测几十赫兹的低频水下声信号,建立了水下低频声信号的光学探测系统,得到了稳定、清晰的衍射图样.得到了衍射图样的宽度与声源距离的变化关系,声源距离越小,衍射图样越宽.当水下声波传至水表面后,实验上得到了表面声波的衰减特性,理论上得到了衍射图样的角宽度和液体表面波振幅的解析关系式.发现表面波振幅的衰减随距离是指数型衰减.并研究了衰减系数随频率的变化,频率不同衰减系数也不同,而且频率越大,衰减系数越小.     

水下低频声信号的激光探测及波的衰减

为了探测几十赫兹的低频水下声信号,建立了水下低频声信号的光学探测系统,得到了稳定、清晰的衍射图样.得到了衍射图样的宽度与声源距离的变化关系,声源距离越小,衍射图样越宽.当水下声波传至水表面后,实验上得到了表面声波的衰减特性,理论上得到了衍射图样的角宽度和液体表面波振幅的解析关系式.发现表面波振幅的衰减随距离是指数型衰减.并研究了衰减系数随频率的变化,频率不同衰减系数也不同,而且频率越大,衰减系数越小.     

利用激光超声研究功能梯度材料中声表面波的传播特性

利用有限元的方法建立了脉冲激光在功能材料中激发声表面波的理论模型,根据该理论模型分别分析了脉冲激光在不同空间调制下所激发的声表面波(SAWS)在功能梯度材料表面的传播特性,以及不同力学参量变化对所激发的声表面波传播特性的影响.模拟结果表明,线源激发的宽带声表面波在功能梯度材料表面传播时,声表面波会出现明显的色散效应;当...     

声表面波检测铝板表面微缺陷深度实验研究

为了探究声表面波与不同深度微裂纹缺陷相互作用的关系,将脉冲激光作用于一系列不同缺陷的试件铝板上进行线光源激励,激发激光超声波。用超声传感器接收在铝板中传播的激光超声信号,通过数字荧光示波器采集激光超声在铝板中的传播数据。对采集到的反射波数据进行分离谱分离过程得到的铝板中激光超声的时域分布和透射波数据进行频域分析。实验发现:缺陷深度影响着反射回波两峰值特征点到达时间差,两者之间近似线性关系,也影响着透射波的截止频率且二者呈现递减关系。     

激光超声检测带过渡圆角平板表面缺陷的数值研究

为了研究激光激发出的超声波在带过渡圆角的金属平板上的传播规律和检测表面缺陷的方法,采用有限元法模拟了该类平板中的激光超声现象,分析了表面波在圆角区域的传播规律和与表面缺陷的作用过程。数值结果表明:激光激发出纵波、横波和Rayleigh波等,其中Rayleigh波主要存在于表面mm量级,并且在过渡圆角处发生模式转换生成了直达波R′和模式转换波R_R等多种表面波;经过过渡区域后的声波在表面缺陷处发生了反射和透射现象,通过B扫图可以检测缺陷的位置。随着缺陷深度的增加,表面波的透射系数不断减小,且透射波R_t和R_st存在0.5 μs左右的到达时间差,该时间差与缺陷深度近似成线性正相关。数值结果为激光超声检测带过渡圆角的平板表面缺陷提供了有价值的参考。     

Image scanning using acousto-optic interaction with surface waves

The scanning of a one-dimensional light intensity distribution was accomplished by employing the acousto-optic interaction of surface waves on LiNbO₃. The acoustic signal was 200 nano-seconds long with a center frequency of 100 MHz. To produce a large interaction length, the light propagates through the crystal parallel to the surface on which the acoustic surface wave is launched. The detected diffraction signal yields a temporal representation of the spatial intensity distribution.     

液体表面波振幅与激发深度的关系

研究了液体表面波振幅随激发深度的变化特性.采用探针式激发器激发,观察到液体表面波的衍射图样|改变激发深度,得到不同激发深度处的衍射图样|根据衍射图样分布与表面波振幅之间的关系并进行计算机编程,获得表面波振幅与激发深度之间的关系.用最小二乘法拟合,发现|液体表面波振幅随激发深度的增加而减小,并呈指数规律.     

Interaction of a Surface Acoustic Wave with a Two-dimensional Electron Gas

When a surface acoustic wave （SAW） propagates on the surface of a GaAs semiconductor, coupling between electrons in the two-dimensional electron gas beneath the interface and the elastic host crystal through piezoelectric interaction will attenuate the SAW. The coupling coemcient is ~alculated for the SAW propagating along an arbitrary direction. It is found that the coupling strength is strongly dependent on the propagating direction. When the SAW propagates along the [011] direction, the coupling becomes quite weak.     

Laser-ultrasonic surface wave dispersion measurements on surface-treated metals

Surface acoustic wave (SAW) velocity spectroscopy has been long considered to be one of the leading candidates for nondestructive characterization of surface-treated metals because of its ability to probe the material properties at different penetration depths depending on the inspection frequency. We developed a high-precision laser-ultrasonic technique to study the feasibility of SAW dispersion spectroscopy for residual stress assessment on shot-peened metals. This technique is capable of measuring SAW dispersion with a relative error of 0.1% over a frequency range from 2 to 15 MHz. Our experimental results obtained from shot-peened aluminum 2024-T351 samples indicate that the dispersion of the surface wave is a superposition of different effects of surface treatment in the material, including surface roughness, compressive residual stress, and cold work. Although the surface roughness induced component is often the dominating part of the overall dispersion, the experimental results also indicate that it is feasible to observe a perceivable change in the dispersion of the SAW when the specimen is heat-treated at different temperatures, which has no perceivable effect on the surface roughness. The part of the dispersion, which changes during annealing via thermal relaxation, is due to near-surface residual stresses and the decay of texture, although at high frequencies nonuniform grain coarsening could also play a significant role.     

Performance of Non-Contact Linear Actuators Driven by Surface Acoustic Waves*

A new kind of non-contact linear actuator （motor） driven by surface acoustic waves （SAWs） is presented, in which the stators are made from SAW delay lines using 128° YX-LiNbO3 substrates. A fluid layer is introduced between the slider and the stator of the actuator, and the slider is a circular aluminum disk suspended on the surface of the liquid （water） layer. As the SAW is excited on the stator, the SAW is converted to a leaky wave in the interface of the stator and the liquid, and then propagates into the liquid. Owing to the nonlinear effect of wave propagation, acoustic streaming is generated, which pushes the slider to move. By the experiments, the relations between the slider velocity and the experimental parameters, such as the exciting voltage of the SAWs, the thickness and the kinematic viscosity of the liquid layer, are obtained.     

Interaction of a Surface Acoustic Wave with a Two-dimensional Electron Gas

When a surface acoustic wave (SAW) propagates on the surface of a GaAs semiconductor, coupling between electrons in the two-dimensional electron gas beneath the interface and the elastic host crystal through piezoelectric interaction will attenuate the SAW. The coupling coefficient is calculated for the SAW propagating along an arbitrary direction. It is found that the coupling strength is strongly dependent on the propagating direction. When the SAW propagates along the [011] direction, the coupling becomes quite weak.     

Velocity of a SAW propagating in a 2D phononic crystal

We have studied the propagation of a surface acoustic waves (SAW), in a structure constituted by a 2D phononic film (a few micrometers thick and having lattice constants of a few hundreds of micrometers in the two directions of the propagation plane) deposited onto a homogeneous semi-infinite substrate. First, we have calculated the dispersion relations of the acoustic modes by using a plane waves expansion method. We found that the surface branch exhibits both the folding effect and a band gap for the propagation along some particular directions. This is a very interesting result which demonstrates that the effects related to the existence of the band gap (sound velocity dispersion, diffraction, refraction, ultrasound tunneling, etc.) can all appear, even if the thickness of the phononic film is much less than the penetration depth of the SAW. Then, we used an all-optical technique to monitor the spectral content of the SAW propagating along the GammaX direction in the reduced Brillouin zone. We show that a wave with frequency in the stop band, is destructively diffracted after it propagates through less than ten periods. Finally, we report on measurements of the Rayleigh wave phase velocity and we show that the transit time is independent of the distance traveled inside the phononic crystal, suggesting that tunneling trough the sample is involved.