Apparatus for measuring a layer thickness using transverse waves

Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves

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73622, 73644, 73615, G01N 2910

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056356447

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus which measures a thickness of a layer using transverse waves of ultrasonic waves, and includes: a sensor unit having a probe for obliquely transmitting and receiving to and from the surface of a material to be measured having first and second layers with different acoustic impedances in a depth direction: an extractor for extracting, from a wave reception signal representing waves received by the probe, reflected waves from a boundary between the first and the second layers of the material; and a calculator for calculating a distance between the surface of the material and the boundary.

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