Module 5: Review Questions Flashcards
Identify all the factors you can think of which will have a Bering on the lined density of the image?
- Depth
- Sector
- Width
- Number of focuses
A transducer with a focal length of 5 would be considered to be _______ focused?
Moderately
What is sub dicing? And of what value is it?
Single element cut into small pieces to reduce grating lobes
Why are more channels better than fewer channels? Or are they?
More channels = more scan lines = better spatial resolution
Describe how “dynamic damping” is accomplished and why is it useful?
Electronic. Allows probes to be multi functioning
What is cross talk?
One crystal vibrates and affects the adjacent ones
Is cross talk controlled? And if so how?
Air between the crystals and Apodization
Explain the difference between interpolation and overwriting?
Interpolation fills in missing data and overwriting data
What is receive focus and why is it necessary?
Getting the returning echoes to add in phase so you don’t lose information
What is the refresh rate for a frozen image on a CRT?
1/30
What is the result if the lines per frame multiplied by the depth and the number of foci is greater than 77,000?
Range ambiguity
Which term describes the averaging of echo data due to an increased line density?
Overwriting
Which of the following is a consideration when increasing the scan line density?
- Overwriting
- Interpolation
- Extrapolation
- Frame averaging
Overwriting
What dimension are the sub elements cut to help eliminate grating lobes?
Less than a wavelength
As the time to create one frame increases what happens to the frame rate?
It decreases