test review Chapter 8 & 9 Flashcards

1
Q

thinner PZT crystal

PZT with higher speeds

A

high freq pulsed trandsucers

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2
Q

thicker PZT crystals

PZT with lower speeds

A

lower freq pulsed transducers

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3
Q

pulses with short duratoin and length

use backing material

reduced sensitivity

wide bandwidth (broadband)

lower Q-factor

improved axial resolution

A

imaging tranducer characteristics

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4
Q

depolarizes

loses the piezoelectric properties

A

PZt at the curie point

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5
Q

piezoelectric effect

A

when PZT changes shape

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6
Q

lead zirconate titanate

ceramic

active element

crystal

A

names for PZT

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7
Q

backing or damping material

A

reduces ringing in the transducer

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8
Q

main frequency/bandwidth=

A

Q Factor

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9
Q

speed of

4-6 mm/µs

A

propagation speed of PZT material

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10
Q

speed is 4 times greater than in soft tissue

A

prop speed of PZT

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11
Q

thinner PZT crystal

A

higher freq output

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12
Q

thicker PZT crystal

A

lower freq output

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13
Q

optimizes pulses created by imaging transducers

A

backing material improvements

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14
Q

greater than the matching layer

20 x that of the skin

A

impedence of the active element

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15
Q

thin barrieir of cork isolates or uncouples the internal components of the transducer from the case

A

accoustic insulator

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16
Q

increases the efficiency of sound energy transfer between the active element and the body

A

matching layer

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17
Q

larger diameter transducer

higher freq

A

deeper focus

18
Q

smaller diameter transducer

lower freq

A

shallow focus

19
Q

lower freq transducer

A

shorter near zone

20
Q

higher freq transducer

A

longer near zone

21
Q

diameter^2 x freq/6 =

A

focal depth

22
Q

larger diameter

higher freq

A

less divergence

23
Q

smaller diameter

lower freq

A

more divergence

24
Q

how is freq of sound determined?

A

thickness of pzt

25
Q

how is focal depth determined

A

transducer diameter

freq of sound

26
Q

how is divergence determined

A

transducer diameter

freq of sound

27
Q

improved lateral resolution

A

larger diameter transducer

higher freq

28
Q

depth where sound beam is half the diameter of the beam at the transducer

A

focal depth

29
Q

frequency does not change, diamter of the transducer increase, what happens to the wavelength?

A

no change in wavelength

30
Q

frequency does not change, diamter of the transducer increase, what happens to the near zone length?

A

near zone length increases

31
Q

what determines the spread of the beam in the far field?

A

transducer diamter

freq of sound

32
Q

less divergence

A

larger diamter

higher Freq

33
Q

more divergence

A

smaller diameter

lower freq

34
Q

spherical waves

defracction patterns

Huygens wavelets

A

created by small pieces of PZT

V shaped

35
Q

Fresnal zone

A

near zone

36
Q

Fraunhofer zone

A

far zone

37
Q

sound beam

1

A

near zone

Fresnal zone

38
Q

sound beam

2

A

far zone

Fraunhofer zone

39
Q

sound beam

3

A

focal zone

40
Q

sound beam

4

A

focus