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    Fundamentals of Spatio-Temporal Fourier Spectroscopy in Quantitative Acoustic Microscopy

    Recently many methods have been proposed in acoustic microscopy for quantitative material characterization [1] — [11]. In typical measurement scheme, the output voltage of the transducer is recorded as a funct...

    S. A. Titov, R. G. Maev, A. N. Bogatchenkov in Acoustical Imaging (2004)

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    Ultrasonic Time Resolved Measurements by the V(X) Method

    For measurement of acoustic properties of laterally uniform specimens several methods were developed. The most popular technique is based on processing data acquired by focused transducer as a function of spec...

    S. A. Titov, R. G. Maev, A. N. Bogatchenkov in Acoustical Imaging (2002)

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    The Acoustic Parameters Measurement by the Doppler Scanning Acoustic Microscope

    Doppler continuous wave scanning acoustic microscope was developed for the investigation of the reflectance function at a frequency of 300 MHz. By testing aluminum, steel and fused quartz samples it was shown ...

    R. G. Maev, S. A. Titov in Acoustical Imaging (2002)

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    Suppression of Edge Waves by Apodization of Wide Band Cylindrical Transducers

    Cylindrical wide band transducers are widely used in the V(z) and the V(x) methods for the analysis of elastic properties of solid materials. In the V(z) method1, the output voltage V of the focused transducer is...

    S. A. Titov, R. G. Maev, A. N. Bogatchenkov in Acoustical Imaging (2002)

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    Angular Spectrum Approach to Time-Resolved Acoustic Microscopy

    S. A. Titov, R. Gr. Maev in Acoustical Imaging (2000)

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    Investigation of Thin Layers Ceramic Structures Based on Doppler Scanning Acoustic Microscopy

    The possibility of elastic properties measurements on a microscopic scale for the materials and structures nondestructively is one of the advantages of the scanning acoustic microscopy. This type of investigat...

    S. A. Titov, R. G. Maev, A. N. Bogachenkov in Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondest… (1998)