Abstract
A pulsed laser ultrasonic source has been used, in conjunction with finite-sized electromagnetic-acoustic transducers as detectors, to produce wide bandwidth waveforms in metals. These have been compared successfully to theory, and it has been shown that waveforms may also be obtained at elevated temperatures.
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