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Factors Influencing Axial Resolution The spatial pulse length is determined by the number of cycles within the pulse and its wavelength. 1. Number of Cycles within the Pulse: Applying a damping block behind the piezoelectric material prevents it from resonating for a long time, similar to placing a wet rag on a cymbal. Increasing dampening reduces …
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Act 5, Scene 1: "ALARA " (Safety and Quality Assurance)
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Act 4, Scene 1: "Transducer Tango" (Transducers and System Controls)
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Live: Reflextion, Image Formation, And Propagation Speeds
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Read Zoom, Write Zoom, Dynamic Range, Common Artifacts and More!
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Question: What is the Reynolds number? Answer: The Reynolds number is a dimensionless number that predicts whether flow is laminar or turbulent . A Reynolds number above 2,000 indicates turbulent flow
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Intensity is a crucial concept in ultrasound physics, particularly for understanding image quality and patient safety. Here's what you need to know about intensity: Definition and Units: Intensity describes the energy density within a sound beam. Its units are watts per square centimeter (W/cm²). Calculation: Intensity is calculated as beam power d…
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Specular reflection is a fundamental phenomenon in ultrasound imaging that you need to understand: Definition: Specular reflection occurs when ultrasound energy strikes a very smooth surface and bounces back to the transducer, similar to how light reflects off a mirror. This bouncing back of sound energy is critical for creating the image displayed…
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In ultrasound imaging, artifacts are important to understand as they can affect the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment. Here's what you need to know about artifacts: Definition and Types: Artifacts are distortions or inaccuracies in the ultrasound image. Common types of artifacts include: Reverberation Shadowing Refraction artifacts Importance of …
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The duty factor is a significant parameter in ultrasound imaging, particularly concerning the characteristics of the emitted pulse and patient safety. Here's what you need to know about duty factor: Definition: The duty factor represents the proportion or percentage of time that an ultrasound pulse is actively propagating. It can be expressed as a …
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