Propagation characteristics of leaky SAWs on water/LiNbO3 boundary measured by acoustic microscope with line-focus beam

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A nonscanning reflection acoustic microscope with a line-focus beam is applied to investigate propagation characteristics of leaky SAWs on water/LiNbO3 boundary. Experiments are performed for both cases without and with an Al-film shorting plane at the boundary of water/Y-cut-LiNbO3. The effect of water ‘loading’ on LiNbO3 is successfully detected.

Inspec keywords: acoustic wave propagation; surface acoustic waves; lithium compounds; acoustic microscopes; water

Other keywords: propagation characteristics; line-focus beam; nonscanning reflection acoustic microscope; water loading effect; water-LiNbO3 boundary; leaky surface acoustic waves; leaky SAWs

Subjects: Acoustical measurements and instrumentation; Piezoelectric and ferroelectric materials; Acoustic wave devices

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