A variable gap capacitive detector has been developed for displacement amplitude measurements of longitudinal ultrasonic waves in the frequency range 5 to 100 MHz. The gap spacing is controlled by differential gas pressure. With this device it is possible to maintain a constant detector capacitance for measurements of the temperature dependence of the third order elastic constants. This improves the precision of the measurements considerably.
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