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Non-contact Reference-Free Optical Measurement of In-Plane Ultrasonic Vibrations

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Abstract

Ultrasonic in-plane motion of a surface illuminated by laser light can be measured by monitoring the resulting dynamic speckle pattern with silicon-on-insulator photoconducting mesas without a reference beam. The statistical properties of the speckle pattern are exploited to calibrate the amplitude of velocity and displacement measurements.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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