Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions

A new technique for optoacoustic determination of phase transitions is described, based on the resonant piezoelectric detection of the acoustic signal generated by the thermal excitation of the sample by means of a low power modulated diode laser. The technique does not make use of a gas cell and a...

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Autores principales: Cesa, Y., Mingolo, N., Cordero Larriera, J.M., Martínez, O.E.
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spelling todo:paper_02578972_v122_n1_p28_Cesa2023-10-03T15:11:39Z Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions Cesa, Y. Mingolo, N. Cordero Larriera, J.M. Martínez, O.E. Glassy metals Optoacoustic detection Phase transformations Photoacoustic detection Amplifiers (electronic) Crystallization Natural frequencies Phase transitions Photoacoustic effect Piezoelectricity Semiconductor lasers Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection Metallic glass A new technique for optoacoustic determination of phase transitions is described, based on the resonant piezoelectric detection of the acoustic signal generated by the thermal excitation of the sample by means of a low power modulated diode laser. The technique does not make use of a gas cell and a microphone, but instead uses a piezoelectric detector in contact with the sample holder and a diode laser modulated at the resonant frequency of the detector. The signal is filtered by a phase-sensitive amplifier (lock-in), providing information on the amplitude and phase of the acoustic wave. It is shown that the technique is particularly sensitive to glass-crystalline transitions, with a distinctive decrease in the phase of the signal attributed to the large decrease in the heat capacity upon crystallization of the glass. The high sensitivity of the method should make it particularly adequate for the determination of the stability of amorphous films over crystalline substrates or glassed surfaces. © 1999 Elsevier Science S.A. Fil:Cesa, Y. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Mingolo, N. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Martínez, O.E. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02578972_v122_n1_p28_Cesa
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topic Glassy metals
Optoacoustic detection
Phase transformations
Photoacoustic detection
Amplifiers (electronic)
Crystallization
Natural frequencies
Phase transitions
Photoacoustic effect
Piezoelectricity
Semiconductor lasers
Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection
Metallic glass
spellingShingle Glassy metals
Optoacoustic detection
Phase transformations
Photoacoustic detection
Amplifiers (electronic)
Crystallization
Natural frequencies
Phase transitions
Photoacoustic effect
Piezoelectricity
Semiconductor lasers
Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection
Metallic glass
Cesa, Y.
Mingolo, N.
Cordero Larriera, J.M.
Martínez, O.E.
Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
topic_facet Glassy metals
Optoacoustic detection
Phase transformations
Photoacoustic detection
Amplifiers (electronic)
Crystallization
Natural frequencies
Phase transitions
Photoacoustic effect
Piezoelectricity
Semiconductor lasers
Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection
Metallic glass
description A new technique for optoacoustic determination of phase transitions is described, based on the resonant piezoelectric detection of the acoustic signal generated by the thermal excitation of the sample by means of a low power modulated diode laser. The technique does not make use of a gas cell and a microphone, but instead uses a piezoelectric detector in contact with the sample holder and a diode laser modulated at the resonant frequency of the detector. The signal is filtered by a phase-sensitive amplifier (lock-in), providing information on the amplitude and phase of the acoustic wave. It is shown that the technique is particularly sensitive to glass-crystalline transitions, with a distinctive decrease in the phase of the signal attributed to the large decrease in the heat capacity upon crystallization of the glass. The high sensitivity of the method should make it particularly adequate for the determination of the stability of amorphous films over crystalline substrates or glassed surfaces. © 1999 Elsevier Science S.A.
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author Cesa, Y.
Mingolo, N.
Cordero Larriera, J.M.
Martínez, O.E.
author_facet Cesa, Y.
Mingolo, N.
Cordero Larriera, J.M.
Martínez, O.E.
author_sort Cesa, Y.
title Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
title_short Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
title_full Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
title_fullStr Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
title_full_unstemmed Resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
title_sort resonant piezoelectric optoacoustic detection of surface and bulk phase transitions
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02578972_v122_n1_p28_Cesa
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