Acoustic method and apparatus for measuring micron and submicron

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Echo systems – Distance or direction finding

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73596, 367114, G01S 1532

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042850533

ABSTRACT:
A gauge for measuring variations in distance of a surface relative to a reference by means of phase shifts in a zone of high acoustic impedance. A gauge head is provided with a first orifice for emitting acoustic waves, driven by a reference signal, toward a surface positioned very close to the gauge head, forming a high impedance zone. A second orifice in the gauge head picks up acoustic waves subjected to the zone and these waves are converted to electrical signals for comparison to the reference signal in a phase detector. The phase error between the two signals is indicative of surface distance variations.

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