chapter 6-8 Flashcards

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Logarithm / Log

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represents > # : 10 that are multipled to create the original #

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positive decibel

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signals > ⬆️ strength or getting larger

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when wave intensity doubles what is the relative change is

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+3dB

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when wave intensity ten fold , what is the relative change is

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+10dB

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negative decibel

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signals > ⬆️ decrease or getting smaller

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when wave intensity is reduced to 1/2 , what is the relative change is

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-3

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when wave intensity is reduced 1/10 , what is the relative change is

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-10

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attenuation

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sound wave weaken as they propagate > medium

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Attenuation determined by 2 factor

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1.path length
2. frequency : sound

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distance / attenuation … related

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directly

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father sound travels , _____ attenuation , ____ beam becomes

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greater
weaker

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attenuation / frequency … related

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directly

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Attenuation is ______ > _______ frequency sound

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greater
higher

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3 processes contribute to attenuation

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  1. reflection
  2. scattering
    3.absorption
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reflection

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sound strikes the boundary, portion : wave energy may be redirected or reflected, back to sound sound

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Reflection occurs

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when dimension : boundary > large

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2 forms : reflection

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  1. spectral
    2.diffuse
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specular reflection

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boundary > smooth
sound > reflected in 1 directions in an organized manner

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specular reflection occurs

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when light wave strikes a mirror

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1 limitation : specular reflection

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once wave is slightly off-axis, reflection does not return to transducer

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diffuse reflection

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wave reflects off an irregular surface it radiates in more than one direction

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another name for diffuse reflection

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backscatter

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advantage : diffuse reflection

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interface at suboptimal angles to the sound beam can still produce reflections that will return to the transducer

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disadvantage: diffuse reflection

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signals has lower strength than specular reaction

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scattering
redirection : sound > many direction
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scattering occurs ..
tissue interface is small
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scattering / frequency .... related
directly
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ray scattering
structure : dimension > much smaller than beam wavelength
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ray scattering / frequency ..... related
directly
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absorption occurs
ultrasonic energy > converted into another energy form, ( heat)
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Absorption / frequency .... related
directly
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attenuation
process > sound energy is extracted from a wave by absorption, scattering, reflection
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total attenuation depends >
frequency : sound distance : beam travels tissue > sound wave travels
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Attenuation coefficient
: decibels : attenuation > occurs when sound travels 1 cm
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unit : attenuation coefficient
dB/cm
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attenuation coefficient / frequency .. related
directly
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1/2 value layer thickness >
distance sound travels > tissue > reduces intensity : sound to 1/2 it original value
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1/2 value layer describes
depth : tissue = 3dB : attenuation to intensity
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units : 1/2 value layer
cm units > length
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synonyms : 1/2 value layer
Penetration depth depth : penetration 1/2 boundary layer
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1/2 value layer thickness depends >
1. medium 2.frequency : sound
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reflection
produce as sound moves > 1 medium to another form basic u/s imaging
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transmission
u/s ability to image structure located deep > body
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acoustic impedance
tissue property > influence the amount : reflection
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Impedance
acoustic resistance > sound traveling > medium
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how is acoustic impedance calculated
multiplying density : medium by speed at which sound travels > medium
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how is impedance calculated
associated w/ medium > which sound travels
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reflection : u/S wave depends >
difference > acoustic impedance : 2 media at boundary
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units : impedance
rayls
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impedance > determined by
medium only
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synonyms > acoustic impedance
Characteristic impedance
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Incidence
angle at which angle strikes
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3 types of angles
1. acute 2. right 3.obtuse
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acute angle
less than 90
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right angles
exactly 90
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obtuse angles
greater than 90.
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Normal incidence
sound beam strikes boundary at exactly 90
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synonyms > normal incidence
perpendicular orthogonal right angle 90 degree
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Oblique incidence occurs
sound beam strikes boundary at any angle other than 90
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synonyms oblique
not at right angle non-perpendicular
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reflected intensity
sound beam, after striking boundary returns back from where it came
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incidence intensity
sound beam intensity immediately before it strikes boundary
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transmitted intensity
incident beam > after striking a boundary continues forward same general direction that it was traveling
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intensity reflection coefficient
% : Intensity > bounces back when sound beam strikes boundary b/w 2 media
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Intensity transmission. coefficient
% : Intensity > passes in forward direction when beam strikes an interface b/w 2 media
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how are IRC & ITC reported ?
%
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normal intensity
sound beam strike a tissue boundary at 90 angle
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reflection occurs only
if media on either side of boundary have different impedance
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transmission w. normal incidence
% : intensity > continues to move forward then beam reaches a boundary b/w 2 media
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w/ oblique incidence, reflection occurs
when impedance : 2 media are identical
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refraction
change > direction : wave propagation when traveling from 1 medium > another
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refraction associated w/ ... & occurs w/
transmission light wave / sound wave
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refraction occurs only if two conditions are satisfied...
1. oblique incidence ( not normal) 2. differ propagation speed : two media
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snells law
quantifies physics : refraction
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sine
unitless number w/ value from 0 - 1
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how do we identify medium 1 & 2
med 1 - sound currently traveling med 2 - sound entering
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under what conditions will transmission angle = incident angle
oblique incidence different propagation speed
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under what conditions will transmission angle greater than incident angle
when speed : med 2 is greater than speed : med 1
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under what conditions will transmission angle less than incident angle
when speed : med 2 less than speed : med 1
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go - return time / time : flight
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time : flight / how deep sound pulse travels .. related
directly
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13 microsecond rule
for every 13 us : go -return time object creating reflection = 1 cm deeper > body
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transducer
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ultrasound transducer perform 2 functions
transmission reception
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during transmission ....
electrical energy > system , converted > sound
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during reception ...
reflected sound pulse > converted > electricity
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piezoelectric effect
property : certain material to create voltage when mechanically deformed or pressure is applied to them
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piezoelectric material changes ... when ....
shape voltage is applied
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piezoelectric material coverts >
sound > electricity
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synonym PZT
ceramic active element crystal
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case
Cylindrical tube
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electoral shield
thin metallic barrier lignin inside : case
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acoustic insulator
thin barrier rubber prevents vibrations
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PZT / active elment
Crystal itself 1/2 wavelength thick
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wire
electrical connection b/w PZT / ultrasound system
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matching layer
front : PZT at face : transducer protects active element
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backing material
reduces ringing
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another name for backing material
damping material
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