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Pulse Duration

The actual time from the beginning to the end of a pulse, also known as transmit time, typically ranging from 0.3 to 2.0 microseconds.

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What is pulse duration determined by

Sound source only

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Pulse Duration Formula 1

Pulse direction= # of cycles * period of cycles

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Pulse Duration Formula 2

Pulse Duration = # of cycles / Frequency

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Pulse Duration relationship:

Directly proportional to number of cycles in pulse

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Spatial Pulse Length

The distance in space occupied by a pulse from beginning to end, usually between 0.1 to 1 mm.

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Spatial Pulse Length Formula

Spatial Pulse Length = Number of cycles in pulse * wavelength of each cycle

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Pulse Repetition Period (PRP)

The time from the start of one pulse to the start of the next pulse, ranging from 100 microseconds to one millisecond.

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How is PRP determined?

Adjusted by imaging depth controls.

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Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF)

The number of pulses transmitted into the body per second, ranging from 1000 to 10,000 Hz.

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How is PRF adjusted?

Adjusted via imaging depth.

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How are PRP and PRF Related? (Formula 1)

PRF = 1/PRP

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How are PRP and PRF Related? (Formula 2)

PRP = 1/PRF

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Duty Factor

The percentage of time the system is transmitting a pulse, typically 0.25-0.5%.

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Continuous Wave Duty Factor

A continuous wave has a duty factor of 100%.

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Duty Factor Relationship to Imaging Depth

Inversely related to imaging depth.

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What is Intensity?

Beam’s power divided by its area

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What does 'Spatial' Refer to with Intensity?

Spatial Peak Intensity

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Spatial Average Intensity

Spatial Average Intensity

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Temporal Peak Intensity

Maximum Intensity-Average intensity during most intense half cycle

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Pulse Average Intensity

Average Intensity during pulse duration

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Temporal Average Intensity

Average intensity during pulse repetition period

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SPTP

spatial peak, temporal peak

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SATP

spatial average, temporal peak

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SPTA

spatial peak, temporal average

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SATA

spatial average, temporal average

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SPPA

spatial peak, pulse average

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SAPA

spatial average, pulse average