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Laser-based ultrasound inspection system

Romain Christophe Rémy Fleury, Janez Rus
2024
Patents

Abstract

A laser-based ultrasound inspection system comprising an object for inspection (1), a laser device for ultrasound generation (3a), a laser device for ultrasound detection (3b), and a coating arrangement (4) including a laser absorbing layer (4a) disposed on a surface (2) of the object for inspection (1), a backing layer (4b) disposed over the laser absorbing layer (4a), and reflective particles (4c) or a partially reflective layer coupled to the surface (2) of the object for inspection.

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