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The efficient generation of continuous surface acoustic waves (SAW) by focusing the radiation of a synchronously pumped mode-locked cw dye laser (mode-locking frequency 76.44 MHz) on the surface of a YZ LiNbO3 crystal is reported. The surface acoustic waves were generated on a small absorbing surface area under varying excitation conditions and detected piezoelectrically by means of a narrowband interdigital SAW transducer, which yielded a voltage responsivity of 1.5 μV/mW cw laser power. The detected electrical signal verified the expected square law dependence of the acoustic power on the incident laser power.
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Veith et al. (1982) studied this question.
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