Time reversed wave propagation experiments in chaotic micro-structured cavities.

Ultrasonics

Van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Valckenierstraat 65-67, 1018 XE Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Published: April 2004

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  • The study explores how elastic waves behave in a micro-patterned silicon wafer, focusing on how irregular boundaries and laser-fabricated holes create chaotic wave propagation.
  • The research shows that specific patterns in the holes can enhance phononic band properties, leading to complex interactions between different wave types without disrupting fundamental acoustic principles like time reversal.
  • Findings include a detailed analysis of how varying the timing and positioning of wave signals affects the quality of time-reversal signals, along with the impact of stretching or compressing the timescale of these signals.

Article Abstract

The elastic wave propagation in strongly scattering solid-state cavity consisting of a thin micro-patterned silicon wafer is studied experimentally. The chaotic behavior is induced by the irregular boundary of the cavity and/or by fabricating patterns of small holes in the wafer by laser machining. The pattern and hole size are designed with length scales matching the wavelength

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