Ultrasound physics ch 9

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shape of a sound beam is based on

-single disc-shaped
-unfocused PZT crystal
-operating in a CW mode

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sound beam width changes as

it travels
-progressively narrows until it reaches its smallest diameter, then begins to diverge

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beam diameter initially=

PZT diameter

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focus also called

focus point

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Focus/point

location where sound beam reaches its minimum diameter
-beam most narrow

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Focus=

1/2 width of beam at origin

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near zone also called

fresnel zone

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near zone

space or region between transducer and focus

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focal length also called

-focal depth
-near zone length
-fresnel zone

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focal length

distance from transducer face to focus

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far zone also called

far field or Fraunhofer zone

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far zone

region beyond near field

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focal zone

area around focus
-1/2 in near field, 1/2 in far field
-best image quality

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beam diameter is 1/2 transducer diameter at ________

focus

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at 2 near zone lengths, beam diameter is equal to

transducer diameter

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Focal depth, or near zone length in a fixed focus transducer is determined by:

transducer diameter
F of US

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adjustable focus systems

phased array

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larger diameter=

longer focal length

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Higher F=

longer focal depth or near zone length

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F and depth have a ___________ relationship

direct

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focus determined by

diameter and F

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high F sound wave with a shallow focus can be achieved with

a small diameter

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what probed would create a beam with the shallowest focus

smallest diameter and lowest F

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F and focal depth relationship

direct

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crystal diameter and focal depth relationship

direct

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divergence

spread of sound wave in far field

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divergence affected by

F and crystal diameter

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larger diameter crystal improves

lateral resolution

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smaller diameter crystals _________ more readily than large

diverge

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relationship between diameter and divergence

inverse

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F and divergence relationship

inverse

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lesser divergence=

greater diameter, higher F

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greater divergence=

smaller diameter, lower F

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crystal diameter and divergence relationship

inverse

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spherical waves each created a wallet with V-shape, also known as

-spherical waves
-diffraction patterns
-huygen's wavelets

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Huygen's principal

Constructive and destructive interference of sound wavelets. Cumulative sound wave is shaped like an hourglass.

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Which transducer will provide the longest near zone length?

greater diameter and higher F

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Name the properties of a pulsed wave transducer that will provide the highest emitted sound wave frequency.

thin, fast prop speed of crystal

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What happens when pressure is applied to a piezoelectric crystal?

emits electrical signal

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Why does a coin shaped crystal create an hour glass sound beam?

Constructive and deconstructive interference (Huygen's)

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A shorter focal length is associated with a _______f transducer and a _______crystal diameter.

Low, small

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Active element diameter and beam divergence have this relationship:

inverse

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The ceramic has a diameter of 9 mm. What is the beam diameter at the focus?

4.5mm

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T/F The Fraunhofer zone is the only region of the sound beam where the beam diameter is greater than the PZT diameter.

true

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relationship between wavelength and near zone length

inverse

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Two transducers are identical except for their frequencies. One TRX is operating at 8MHz and the other 4 MHz. The focal zone will be longer for TRX :

8MHz

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Focus/focal point

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Near zone/nearfield/frensel zone

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focal length/focal depth/near length

(distance)

<p>(distance)</p>
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Far zone/far field/fraunhofer zone

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Focal zone

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10mm
5mm

What is the diameter of sound beam at 16 cm? 8 cm?

<p>What is the diameter of sound beam at 16 cm? 8 cm?</p>
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8cm

depth at focus?

<p>depth at focus?</p>
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5mm

at 8cm the beam's width is

<p>at 8cm the beam's width is</p>
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3cm, 3cm

focal zone is ______ and ______ in the Fraunhofers zone

<p>focal zone is ______ and ______ in the Fraunhofers zone</p>
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16cm
(8+8)

How deep is the beam when its diameter matches the PZT diameter?

<p>How deep is the beam when its diameter matches the PZT diameter?</p>
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focal depth/near zone length

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12mm

beam diameter at point C

<p>beam diameter at point C</p>
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at 2 near zone lengths

beam diameter equals transducer diameter

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deeper than 2 near zone lengths

beam diameter is wider than transducer diameter