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8 April 1996 Materials inspection and process control using compensated laser ultrasound evaluation (CLUE): demonstration of a low-cost laser ultrasonic sensor
David M. Pepper, Gilmore J. Dunning, Phillip V. Mitchell, Stephen William McCahon, Marvin B. Klein, Thomas R. O'Meara
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Abstract
We demonstrate the use of a nonsteady-state photo-induced-emf adaptive photodetector as a robust, low-cost laser ultrasonic sensor. This class of sensor enables high-fractional bandwidth ultrasound detection and, in addition, all-optical compensation of adverse in-factory noise, including vibration, speckle, relative platform motion, and optical fiber modal dispersion. Reference-beam and fiber-based time-delay interferometric configurations were demonstrated, as well as the use of a diode laser as a compact optical probe.
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David M. Pepper, Gilmore J. Dunning, Phillip V. Mitchell, Stephen William McCahon, Marvin B. Klein, and Thomas R. O'Meara "Materials inspection and process control using compensated laser ultrasound evaluation (CLUE): demonstration of a low-cost laser ultrasonic sensor", Proc. SPIE 2703, Lasers as Tools for Manufacturing of Durable Goods and Microelectronics, (8 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.237768
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Ultrasonics

Crystals

Interferometers

Ultrasonography

Photodetectors

Inspection

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