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Surface acoustic wave reflections from a proton exchanged dispersive dot arrayPublished in
1995
DOI: 10.1063/1.115422
Volume: 67
Proton-exchanged (PE) regions in LiNbO3 create an invisible inhomogeneity that can be used as surface acoustic wave (SAW) reflectors similar to metallized overlays, implanted layers, or grooves. We report the detection of coherently reflected SAW, from a dispersive array of proton-exchanged dot rows, by utilizing a sensitive interferometric heterodyne laser probe.© 1995 American Institute of Physics.
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