Ch.5 Intensities Flashcards
- Intensities may be reported in various ways with respect to _____ and _____
time and space
- The different measurements of intensities are important in the study of _______
Bioeffects
- The units for all intensities are _____
Watts/cm^2
- Bc peak measurements are larger than average measurements, _ _ _ _ intensity has the highest value, and _ _ _ _ has the lowest value
SPTP
SATA
- A number called the ______ _______ ________ (also called _ _ / _ _ _____ ) describes the spread of a beam in space. It is unitless, with a value of _ or greater
Beam uniformly coefficient
SP/SA factor
1
Beam uniformly coefficient describes what?
the spread of a beam in space. it is unitless with a value of 1 or greater
- The ____ ____ describes the relationship of beam intensities with time. It is unitless, with a value between _ and _
Duty Factor
0 and 1
Duty Factor
describes the relationship of beam intensities
- For continuous wave ultrasound, the beam is always “__” and the pulse average and temporal average intensities are the _______. Thus,
SPTA = _ _ _ _
SATA = _ _ _ _
on
Same
SPTA = SPPA
SATA = SAPA
- When pulsed and continuous wave sound beams have the same SPTP intensities, the continuous wave beam has the _______ _ _ _ _ intensity
higher SPTA
- When pulsed and continuous wave sound beams have the same SATP intensities, the continuous wave beam has the _______ _ _ _ _ intensity
higher SATA
- Temporal Peak intensity (Itp) is ________ intensity in ______.
maximum
time
- Im intensity is averaged over the ______ ________ ____-____
most intense half cycle
- Pulse average intensity (Ipa) is averaged ONLY during the ____ _____
Pulse duration (“on” time)
- Temporal average intensity (Ita) is averaged during the ___
PRP (both the “on” and “off” times)
- Spatial peak intensity (Isp) is the _________ ___ ______
maximum in space
- Spatial average intensity (Isa) is averaged over the ____ ____ ___ __ ___ ____
cross-sectional area of the beam
Rank Intensities from largest to smallest:
____–>____–>____–>____–>____
SPTP –> Im –> SPPA –> SPTA –> SATA
Spatial
refers to distance or space. An ultrasound beam does not have the same intensity at different locations
Temporal
refers to all time, transmit (pulse duration) and receive. A pulsed ultrasound beam does not have the same intensity at different times
Pulsed
refers only to the transmit time (pulse duration). A pulsed beam does not have the same intensity at different times during the pulse.
Pulsed is the
average intensity for the pulse duration ONLY
Im or Imax
is the average intensity during the most intense half-cycle
Temporal intensities from largest to smallest:
___ –> ___ –> ___–>___
Itp, I max, Ipa, Ita