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Experimental Methods Necessary in Acoustic Spectroscopy

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The paper is an overview of a theory and experimental methods used in acoustic spectroscopy. Theoretical discussion about the ultrasonic relaxation process related to energy transfer between translational and vibrational degrees of freedom as well as to the existing of chemical isomerism is presented. Two basic ultrasonic measurements methods of absorption and velocity in very wide frequency range from hundreds kHz to tens GHz are described. Several experimental examples of advantage of the ultrasonic spectroscopy are also shown.
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Temporal and spatial distribution of temperature field was studied in operating acousto-optic devices on base of large-size paratellurite crystals. The study was carried out in real time by means of thermal imaging technique. Dynamics of heat release in a hot deflector and a hot tunable filter was examined at different frequencies and driving electric power levels applied to piezoelectric transducers. The study was also based on measurements of standing wave ratio and analysis of the Smith charts.
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An exact equation of the isochromatic fringes of uniaxial crystals derived without usually adopted simplifications is presented. It enables to calculate the optical conoscopic figures for ideal crystals with different angular orientations of the optical axis with respect to the normal to the crystal surface. Conoscopic figures of large-size single crystals of lithium niobate and paratellurite were examined experimentally making use of a laser-based setup. The conoscopic figure evolution in operating acousto-optic devices was studied.
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