HAL (France)
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Dynamic reflectivity of an opto-acoustic three-layer transducer for picosecond ultrasonic measurements
We present an analysis of a three-layered structure used for both launching and detecting picosecond acoustic waves. To enhance the optical sensitivity to the acoustic disturbances, a cavity is designed, which acts as a Fabry–Perot interferometer. We use analytic modeling based on dual optical and a
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