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Relationship between prop speed and frequency
Directly related
Relationship between frequency and thickness
Inversely related
Quality Factor
What is the equation?
A unitless number representing the extent of damping.
QF = main frequency/bandwidth
Relationship between q-factor and bandwidth
Inversely related.
Reverse piezoelectric effect
Voltage → sound
Piezoelectric effect occurs during
Reception
Reverse piezoelectric effect occurs during
Transmission
PZT manmade material has
A high impedance (high resistance to sound)
The temperature at which is PZT is polarized
The Curie Temperature or Point
~360°C or 680°F
Frequency and element thickness relationship
Inversely related
Thinner elements create
Higher frequencies with shorter wavelengths
Thicker elements create
Lower frequencies with longer wavelengths
Slow prop speed ( low numerical value)
Lower frequencies
Fast prop speeds (high numerical value) create
Higher frequencies
Piezoelectric materials are also called
Ferroelectric material
Typical elements are now thick?
0.2 - 1 mm
Higher frequency probes have thin or thick PE elements?
Thin
Matching layer is usually made of
Plastic
Inversely related