Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Université De Lille

Ecole Centrale De Lille

Valeo Systemes D'essuyage

Sorbonne Université

Université Polytechnique Hauts-De-France

Centrale Lille Institut

Yncrea Hauts De France

Olivier Khalil Bou Matar-Lacaze

Michaël Aymeric Baudoin

Jean-Louis Pierre Thomas

Antoine Jean-Pierre Riaud

Adrien Bussonniere

Philippe Brunet

Adrien Peret

Michaël Baudoin

Electroacoustic device () comprising: —an ultrasonic wave transducer () comprising a piezoelectric substrate () and first () and second () electrodes in contact with the piezoelectric substrate, and —a carrier (), the transducer being attached to the carrier and acoustically coupled to the carrier, and the first and second electrodes being sandwiched, at least partly, between the piezoelectric substrate and the carrier, the device being configured to generate an ultrasonic surface wave (W) propagating through the carrier at a distance from the transducer when an electric current passes through the first and second electrodes.

Electroacoustic device

Electroacoustic device having a transducer including a piezoelectric substrate, first and second electrodes of inverse polarity having respective first and second tracks provided on said substrate, the first and second tracks spiraling around a same center (C), the transducer being configured for generating a swirling ultrasonic surface wave in the substrate.

Acoustic tweezers

Method for increasing the ability of at least one droplet to slide over a medium. An ultrasonic surface wave is generated in the medium with a sufficient amplitude to cause the droplet to deform in an inertio-capillary eigen-vibration mode, thus decreasing the attachment of the droplet to the medium, so as to make it easier for the droplet to move under the effect of an external force, the amplitude of the ultrasonic surface wave being insufficient to cause the droplet to deform asymmetrically to the point that it moves in the absence of the external force in the direction of propagation of the ultrasonic surface wave.

Method for increasing the ability of at least one droplet to slide over a medium

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Saint Amand les Eaux, France

Olivier Khalil Bou Matar-Lacaze