Vi. Anisimkin et al., CHARACTERIZATION AND IMAGING OF SAW GROOVED TRANSDUCER ACOUSTIC FIELDBY SLAM, IEEE transactions on ultrasonics, ferroelectrics, and frequency control, 44(6), 1997, pp. 1232-1238
Quantitative characterization of the surface acoustic field radiated f
orward, backward, and in orthogonal directions by the grooved transduc
er, implemented onto a glass substrate, is accomplished by a scanning
laser acoustic microscope (SLAM) operating at 31 MHz. The surface acou
stic wave (SAW) amplitude is measured as a function of the number of g
rooves and the position of the bulk acoustic wave (BAW) transducer. Th
e number of the operating grooves efficiently contributing to the SAW
response is estimated. Remarkable reflection of the SAW beam between t
wo identical gratings is observed.