Understanding Ultrasound Physics: chpt 4

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CarrieMines  on August 27, 2010

Subjects:

descibing pulsed waves

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Pulsed ultrasound, pulsed duration, spatial pulse length pulse repetition period and frequency

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COD Sonography

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mariatt : Pulse Duration is = # cylces/frequency
mariatt : Pulse Duration is = # cycles x period
mariatt : Period and Frequency are inversely related

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Understanding Ultrasound Physics: chpt 4

pulsed sound
a collection of cycles that travel together
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pulsed sound a collection of cycles that travel together
two components of pulsed untrasound transmitting and receiving
pulse duration is not adjustable, reported in units of time, determined by sound source, typical duration is .3-2 μs
pulse duration = # cycles x period
pulse duration = # cylces x frequency
pulse duration is -directly proportional to the # of cylces in the pulse
-directly proportional to period
-inversely proportional to the frequency
a pulse typically contains 2-4 cycles
which type of pulses create greater accuracy? shorter duration pulses
spatial pulse length is not adjustable, has units of distance, is determined by both the source and medium, typically ranges from .1-1 mm
spatial length is -directly proportional to the # of cycles in the pulse
-directly proportional to wavelength
- inversely proportional to frequency
pulse repetition period includes one pulse duration plus one listening time
pulse repetition is adjustable by depth of the view, is reported in units of time, determined by the sound source and the imaging depth, is generally 100-1,000 x longer than pulse duration
the time from one pulse to the next is shorter when imaging shallow depths
the time from one pulse to the next is longer when imaging more deeply
the markers along the edge of an image indicate depth
pulse repetition and imaging depth are directly related
two components of pulse repetition period (PRP) transmit time, receive time
by changing the imaging depth, sonographers alter -PRP
-PRF
-duty factor
pulse repetition frequency (PRF) is the # of pulses that is transmitted into the body each second
pulse repetion frequency is adjustable by depth of the view, reported in units of Hz, is determined by sound source, typcial value is 1,000-10,000 Hz
PRF is only related to depth of view
the relationship between PRF and depth is they are inverserly related
the relationship between PRP and PRF is they are recipricols
duty factor is adjustable by depth of th view, is reported as a % of time, is determined by the sound source, ranges from .2%-.5% (100% for CW)
the relationship between duty factor and imaging depth is they are inversely related

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