The technique of step acousto-optical deflection and its application in high speed interferometric photography  

作　　者：YAN Dapeng, HE Anzhi, MIAO Pengcheng and WANG Hailin (Department of applied physics. East China Institute of Technology. Nanjing 210014) 

出　　处：《Chinese Journal of Acoustics》1993年第3期209-214,共6页声学学报（英文版）

摘　　要：This paper presents the technique of step acousto-optical deflection and its application in high speed interferometric photography. When a light beam carrying the interferogram information passes through an acousto-optical deflector, it is deflected into 10 patterns (φ6 mm-φ8 mm in diameter) in time-sequence and recorded on a fixed film under the action of step pulsed ultrasonic waves. The exposure time of every pattern is adjustable within the range of 10^(-5)-3 ×10^(-6) s and the interval between two patterns is 10^(-5) s. The multi-frame interferograms of the transient combustion field of the first fire composition ignited by laser are recorded by using this method with combination of a laser interferometer, and the temperature distribution and its change with time is calculated quantitatively.This paper presents the technique of step acousto-optical deflection and its application in high speed interferometric photography. When a light beam carrying the interferogram information passes through an acousto-optical deflector, it is deflected into 10 patterns (φ6 mm-φ8 mm in diameter) in time-sequence and recorded on a fixed film under the action of step pulsed ultrasonic waves. The exposure time of every pattern is adjustable within the range of 10^(-5)-3 ×10^(-6) s and the interval between two patterns is 10^(-5) s. The multi-frame interferograms of the transient combustion field of the first fire composition ignited by laser are recorded by using this method with combination of a laser interferometer, and the temperature distribution and its change with time is calculated quantitatively.

关 键 词：Acousto-optical deflection High speed interferometric photography Measurement. . 

分 类 号：O42[理学—声学]