test review Chapter 8 & 9 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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

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 =

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
how is focal depth determined
transducer diameter freq of sound
26
how is divergence determined
transducer diameter freq of sound
27
improved lateral resolution
larger diameter transducer higher freq
28
depth where sound beam is half the diameter of the beam at the transducer
focal depth
29
frequency does not change, diamter of the transducer increase, what happens to the wavelength?
no change in wavelength
30
frequency does not change, diamter of the transducer increase, what happens to the near zone length?
near zone length increases
31
what determines the spread of the beam in the far field?
transducer diamter freq of sound
32
less divergence
larger diamter higher Freq
33
more divergence
smaller diameter lower freq
34
spherical waves defracction patterns Huygens wavelets
created by small pieces of PZT V shaped
35
Fresnal zone
near zone
36
Fraunhofer zone
far zone
37
sound beam 1
near zone Fresnal zone
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sound beam 2
far zone Fraunhofer zone
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sound beam 3
focal zone
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sound beam 4
focus