This paper describes a novel non-contact laser-ultrasound system which is compact and has a high level of immunity to ambient vibration, based on the use of an optical fibre Fabry–Perot interferometer as an acoustic detector. The new optical acoustic detector was employed for measuring a high-frequency acoustic wave of small amplitude generated by a relatively low output power source using an erbium-doped fibre amplifier. Together with the characteristics of the proposed detector, the preliminary results of 80 MHz laser-ultrasound experiments on an aluminium film are described.
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