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Channel drop process of elastic wave in a two dimensional phononic crystal

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In this paper, the authors considered the possibility of transferring acoustic waves of a given wavelength between two parallel guides created in a phononic crystal and showed that the demultiplexing phenomenon is affected by varying the inner radius of the hollow cylinders.
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We study theoretically the possibility of transferring acoustic waves of a given wavelength between two parallel guides created in a phononic crystal. The structure considered in this work is composed of a periodic array of steel cylinders in water that displays an absolute bandgap. Within this gap, a full transmission band exists for propagation inside a straight wave guide. We show that by choosing an appropriate coupling structure between two parallel wave guides, one can transfer a particular acoustic wavelength from one guide to the other. The coupling element is composed of two hollow cylinders interacting with four other hollow cylinders located at each side of the wave guides. We discuss how the demultiplexing phenomenon is affected by varying the inner radius of the hollow cylinders. Keywords-component; acoustic waves; phononic crystal; demultiplexer

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Experimental realization of phonon demultiplexing in three-dimensions

TL;DR: This work shows the first experimental realization of a three-dimensional, four channel phononic demultiplexer, a device that receives multiple signals and sorts them based on their frequencies into separate channels and can be utilized in acoustic and elastic information processing, nondestructive evaluation and communication applications among others.
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Experimental realization of phonon demultiplexing in three-dimensions.

TL;DR: In this article, a three-dimensional, four-channel phononic demultiplexer is presented, which can be used in acoustic and elastic information processing, nondestructive evaluation and communication applications among others.
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Demultiplexing infrasound phonons with tunable magnetic lattices

TL;DR: In this article, a phonon demultiplexer is proposed to guide and sort infrasound waves into different channels based on their frequencies, by confining meta-atoms (free-floating macroscopic disks with embedded magnets).
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Analysis of elastic waves transmitted through a 2-D phononic crystal exhibiting negative refraction

TL;DR: A detailed study of the waves at the exit of the PC shows that the plane wave is reconstructed after several wavelengths, and the description of the refracted waves is interpreted using a point source array, giving information about the angular spreading and the relative amplitude of each refracted beam.
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Cristaux phononiques et métamatériaux acoustiques : applications aux domaines du guidage, filtrage et de l'isolation phonique

Hocine Larabi
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigate the existence of bandes interdites in a cristal phononique 2D with cylindres d'acier dans l'eau and notamment an application originale au demultiplexage.
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