Phononic crystal diffraction gratings

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[1] [1,Moiseyenko, Rayisa P.
[2] Herbison, Sarah
[3] Declercq, Nico F.
[4] Laude, Vincent
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Moiseyenko, R.P. (rayisa.moiseyenko@georgiatech-metz.fr) | 1600年 / American Institute of Physics Inc.卷 / 111期
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When a phononic crystal is interrogated by an external source of acoustic waves; there is necessarily a phenomenon of diffraction occurring on the external enclosing surfaces. Indeed; these external surfaces are periodic and the resulting acoustic diffraction grating has a periodicity that depends on the orientation of the phononic crystal. This work presents a combined experimental and theoretical study on the diffraction of bulk ultrasonic waves on the external surfaces of a 2D phononic crystal that consists of a triangular lattice of steel rods in a water matrix. The results of transmission experiments are compared with theoretical band structures obtained with the finite-element method. Angular spectrograms (showing frequency as a function of angle) determined from diffraction experiments are then compared with finite-element simulations of diffraction occurring on the surfaces of the crystal. The experimental results show that the diffraction that occurs on its external surfaces is highly frequency-dependent and has a definite relation with the Bloch modes of the phononic crystal. In particular; a strong influence of the presence of bandgaps and deaf bands on the diffraction efficiency is found. This observation opens perspectives for the design of efficient phononic crystal diffraction gratings. © 2012 American Institute of Physics;
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