Presentation
10 May 2024 Super-resolution acoustic imaging with acousto-optical metasurfaces
Bogdan Popa
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Abstract
The main drawbacks of conventional acoustic imaging systems are low resolution images and high power consumption. This presentation will outline a new imaging paradigm that addresses these limitations. In this approach the environment is probed with an omnidirectional acoustic source and the back-scattered sound captured on an acoustic aperture is converted into a coherent optical field. The latter is focused into an image with off-the-shelf commercial cameras. The acoustic-to-light conversion is performed by a metasurface consisting of independent unit cells requiring no electronic synchronization thus facilitating scalability of the metasurface to large numbers of unit cells. The main advantages of this method are low power requirements and the ability to provide much higher resolution images than possible with conventional methods especially when low frequency sound is used to probe the environment.
Conference Presentation
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Bogdan Popa "Super-resolution acoustic imaging with acousto-optical metasurfaces", Proc. SPIE 12946, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems XVIII, 1294604 (10 May 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3014668
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KEYWORDS
Acoustics

Super resolution

Imaging systems

Image resolution

Image quality

Materials properties

Optical coherence

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