Multichannel Detection of Photoacoustic Signals: Preliminary Results

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In a typical photoacoustic measurement system, signal detection is usually implemented with a single microphone or another pressure sensor. A solution presented in this paper consists of an array of 14 MEMS microphones equipped with dedicated and individually controllable signal paths, based on programmable gain amplifiers and analog-to-digital converters. Further, digital signal processing and recording are implemented in an FPGA-based hardware system. Use of multiple microphones increases the signal amplitude and the signal-to-noise ratio and allows for measurements of pressure-field distribution inside the photoacoustic cell.

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Zbysiński, P., & Starecki, T. (2015). Multichannel Detection of Photoacoustic Signals: Preliminary Results. International Journal of Thermophysics, 36(9), 2342–2350. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10765-015-1929-9

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