Devices for probing by ultrasonic radiation

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340 5H, 340 5MP, 340 6R, 343 17, 73606, 73607, 73626, 73628, 358112, 128 2V, 128 205Z, G01N 2904

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041174461

ABSTRACT:
N elementary transducers are distributed regularly along a line of scanni An ultrasonic frequency receiver is associated with phase lag means. The distribution over n successive elementary transducers of the phases corresponding to focusing at a predetermined distance or several successive distances from the line is stored. That distribution corresponds to several Fresnel zones. Switches first connect a generator to a group of n' transducers corresponding to the central Fresnel zone of said stored distribution and later connect a group of n transducers to the receiver direct and via the phase lag means according to the stored distribution(s). The groups of n' and n elementary transducers are shifted along the line at intervals of time. The phase lag means may consist of inverter means causing a phase angle of .pi..

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