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A linearly focused acoustic beam is investigated to be introduced into acoustic microscopy for characterising materials in the nonscanning version. The new acoustic beam enables us to detect acoustic anisotropies of materials to be measured successfully. For forming the acoustic beam, an acoustic sapphire lens with a cylindrical concave surface of 1.0 mm in radius is made and the acoustic field distributions are investigated at 200 MHz.
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