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Linear Switched or sequential arrays # of crystals and shape

BIG transducers with approx 200 rectangular shaped elements arranged in a line

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how many elements fire

a few elements (3-10) but not all fire at the SAME time to create a narrow directional beam. IMPROVES LATERAL RESOLUTION

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Steering with linear switched

NO steering, pulses sent down parallel lines, scan lines are parallel and remain equally spaced at all depths

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what type of focusing for sequential

fixed focusing- lens (external) or curved crystal (internal)

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image shape of sequential

rectangular image shape no wider than the transducer

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defective crystal with sequential

dropout extending from superficial to deep (creates a line dropout from top top to bottom)

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phased arrays

adjustable focus or multi focus achieved electronically

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#of crystals and shape for phased

approx 200 rectangular shaped elements arranged in a line

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steering and focusing for phased

a collection of electric pulses delivered to ALL the transducer’s elements in various patterns for each pulse. Focusing and steering are ELECTRONIC

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electronic signals excite what

all of the transducer elements to create each sound pulse

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when does the phasing patterns focus and steer the sound beam

during transmission

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image shape of phased array

fan or sector-shaped

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size of phased array transducer

SMALL

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defective crystals in phased array

if one element malfunctions, the steering and focusing become erratic

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electronic slope creates what

beam steering

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electronic curvature creates what

beam transmit focusing

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beam former

system creating these electronic patterns (slopes, and curves) delays are approx 10nanoseconds

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dynamic receive focusing

phased delays during RECEPTION providing focusing at MANY DEPTHS during reception (focusing typically occurs during transmission)

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Annular phased array

concentric rings cut from the same circular slap of PZT. (bulls eye)

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crystals for annular & #

small number of ring-shaped (donut) elements. concentric circles, 5

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strategy for annular

selected focal zones, use INNER crystals for SHALLOW regions and OUTER crystals for DEEP regions.

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smaller vs larger diameter

small diameter rings=shallow focus but diverge rapidly

large diameter rings=deep focal length

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Image shape of annular and what resolution does it degrade

fan or sector shaped, degrades temporal resolution (lower frame rate)

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Focusing for annular phased

FIXED achieved electronically. (unlike other phased array)multi-focusing provides electronic focusing in all planes at all depths, a core sample, OPTIMAL LATERAL RESOLUTION

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annular phased arrays steering

is performed mechanically (UNLIKE other PHASED array transducers) CARDIAC

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defective crystal for annular phased arrays

causes a horizontal (side to side) band of dropout

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convex or curved arrays

PZT crystals arranged in a curve to provide a NATURAL sector. can be sequential or phased array (like a linear arrray)

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crystals and # for convex

approx 200 (100-500) rectangular shaped elements.

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Image shape of convex

blunted sector, fan shaped (bit taken out of the top)

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Large transducer

convex sequential arrays place a large acoustic footprint on the patient.

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small transducer

typically a convex phased array

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multidimensional arrays

2-D arrays create 3D or 4D (real time 3D). Measures volumes of structures such as CYSTS.

**Use electrical delays to optimize focus in the LATERAL and ELEVATIONAL plane

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2D arrays number of elements

same number of elements in the up and down and side to side directions (thousands of elements)

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vector arrays

trapezoidal imaging- combine linear sequential and linear phased array technologies.

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Image shape of vector arrays

trapezoidal, basically a sector with a flat top that does NOT come to a point

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focal points for vector

multiple focal points appear in the image, produced by a phased array transducer

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what is 4D imaging

a 3D imaging captured in real time

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voxels

volume elements (makes up 3D imaging)

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pedof transducer imaging shape, crystal shape & #

no image created, semi circle, 2

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damaged PZT of pedof

no signal can be sent or received

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steering, focus and common uses for pedof

manual, fixed (external or internal), vascular

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what describes a hockey stick transducer

has a small footprint and is used for high frequency imaging superificial structures USED IN MSK, for nerves