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scanning acoustic microscope

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scanning acoustic microscope [′skan·iŋ ə¦küs·tik ‚mī·krə‚skōp]
(acoustics)
A type of acoustic microscope in which a collimated beam of acoustic radiation is focused by a spherical cavity filled with coupling fluid and an object is mechanically scanned by moving it through the focus.


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The C-SAM, or C-Mode Scanning Acoustic Microscope, is an ultra-high-frequency ultrasonic imaging system that looks inside opaque samples and reveals internal features such as defects and construction details.
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