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A new investigation of the acoustic imaging with nematic liquid crystals

Perbet et al., 1979

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2449942039224510928
Author
Perbet J
Hareng M
Le Berre S
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Revue de Physique Appliquée

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Acoustically induced birefringence has been studied in homeotropic cell of nematic liquid crystal in order to obtain an acoustic image detector. The response times and the sensitivity were improved with an electric field always applied on the liquid crystal cell. The …
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