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Accompanying text for
the slides in this lesson
can be found on pages 33
through 42 in the
textbook:
Lesson 07:
Ultrasound Transducers
This lesson contains 62 slides
plus 16 multiple-choice
questions.
Ultrasound Transducers
Ultrasound Transducers
Ultrasound Transducers
THE NUMBER OF ACOUSTIC LINES
IN A REAL TIME IMAGE:
PULSE REPETITION FREQUENCY
FRAME RATE
Ultrasound Transducers
PRF ÷ FRAME RATE = ACOUSTIC LINES
1000 Hz 10 Hz 100
1000 Hz 20 Hz 50
1500 Hz 10 Hz 150
1500 Hz 20 Hz 75
2000 Hz 10 Hz 200
2000 Hz 20 Hz 100
ACOUSTIC LINES = PRF ÷ FRAME RATE
Ultrasound Transducers
ACOUSTIC LINES = PRF ÷ FRAME RATE
DISPLAY
DEPTH
PRF CHANCE OF
DEPTH
AMBIGUITY
FRAME RATE ACOUSTIC
LINES
Increase Decrease Decrease ——–—-—- Decrease
Decrease Increase Increase —————- Increase
—————— —————— —————— Increase Decrease
—————— —————— —————— Decrease Increase
Flat-linear array
CONVENTIONAL LINEAR ARRAY
PHOTO OF LINEAR ARRAY
PHOTO OF LINEAR ARRAY
LINEAR ARRAY SLICE PATTERN
Flat-linear array
Flat-linear array
CONVENTIONAL LINEAR ARRAY FETAL IMAGE
Flat-linear array
CONVENTIONAL LINEAR ARRAY BREAST IMAGE
Flat-linear array
UMBILICAL CORD WITH COLOR DOPPLER
Flat-linear array
Flat-linear array
Flat-linear array
Flat-linear array
THYROID AND LEFT CAROTID
TRANSMIT
FOCAL
ZONES
Flat-linear array
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LINEAR ARRAY
ELEMENT CONFIGURATION
Flat-linear array
Flat-linear array
STEERED LINEAR ARRAY VASCULAR IMAGE
Flat-linear array (Steered)
PROSTATE
Flat-linear array
Curved-linear array (convex array)
PHOTO OF CURVED-LINEAR ARRAY
CURVED-LINEAR ARRAY ELEMENT CONFIGURATION
Curved-linear array (convex array)
CURVED-LINEAR ARRAY SLICE PATTERN
Curved-linear array (convex array)
Curved-linear array (convex array)
LIVER AND RIGHT KIDNEY
Curved-linear array (convex array)
ABDOMEN WITH COLOR DOPPLER
Curved-linear array (convex array)
Curved-linear array (convex array)
Curved-linear array (convex array)
FIBROID UTERUS
Curved-linear array (convex array)
LIVER – HEPATIC VESSELS
Curved-linear array (convex array)
ASCITES
Curved-linear array (convex array)
ENDOVAGINAL PROBE
Curved-linear array (convex array)
ENDOVAGINAL
PROBE
TRANSABDOMINAL
PROBE
Sagittal scan planes
ENDOVAGINAL UTERUS
Curved-linear array (convex array)
PROSTATE IMAGE
Curved-linear array (convex array)
NEONATAL BRAIN IMAGE
Curved-linear array (convex array)
HANDHELD ULTRASOUND SCANNER
Curved-linear array (convex array)
Phased array
PHOTO OF PHASED ARRAY
Phased array
PHASED ARRAY SLICE PATTERN
Phased array
Phased array
ABDOMEN
Phased array
FETAL HEAD
Phased array
Phased array
ENDOVAGINAL UTERUS
Phased array
Phased array
CARDIAC IMAGE
Phased array
TRANSESOPHAGEAL
ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
Phased array
PROSTATE IMAGE
Phased array
Vector array
PHOTO OF VECTOR ARRAY
VECTOR ARRAY SLICE PATTERN
Vector array
ABDOMEN
Vector array
HEART, 4-CHAMBER VIEW
Vector array
CAROTID ARTERY
Vector array
Mechanically steered
Mechanical wobbler
SINGLE-ELEMENT ANNULAR ARRAY
Mechanical wobbler
HEPATIC VEINS
Mechanically steered
Mechanically steered
EYE, DETACHED RETINA
Mechanically steered
USB powered
CURVED LINEAR ARRAY
TRANSDUCER AND USB
ADAPTER
USB POWERED
MECHANICALLY STEERED
PROBE
TRANSDUCER WITH A BUILT-IN FLUID DELAY
Fluid-delay
FLAT-LINEAR ARRAY TRANSDUCER WITH A
REUSABLE EXTERNAL STAND-OFF PAD
Fluid-delay
Answers to the following
SIXTEEN practice
questions were derived
from material in the
textbook:
For a real time image to be flicker-free, what should be the
minimum image frame rate?
15 Hz
1000 Hz
1 Hz
100 Hz
Question 1
Page 34
Question 1
Page 34
For a real time image to be flicker-free, what should be the
minimum image frame rate?
15 Hz
1000 Hz
1 Hz
100 Hz
Which parameter is correct if the real time frame rate
is 20 Hz?
image is updated every 1/1000 second
number of acoustic lines is 1000
number of acoustic lines is 20
image is updated every 1/20 second
Question 2
Page 34
Question 2
Page 34
Which parameter is correct if the real time frame rate
is 20 Hz?
image is updated every 1/1000 second
number of acoustic lines is 1000
number of acoustic lines is 20
image is updated every 1/20 second
If the real time frame rate is increased but the lines
per frame are unchanged, what else must happen?
imaging depth increases
transducer frequency increases
the pulse repetition frequency decreases
imaging depth decreases
Question 3
Page 34
If the real time frame rate is increased but the lines
per frame are unchanged, what else must happen?
imaging depth increases
transducer frequency increases
the pulse repetition frequency decreases
imaging depth decreases
Question 3
Page 34
Question 4
Page 34
If the lines per frame changed but the imaging depth
remained the same, what else must have changed?
frame rate
pulse repetition period
pulse repetition frequency
duty factor
If the lines per frame changed but the imaging depth
remained the same, what else must have changed?
frame rate
pulse repetition period
pulse repetition frequency
duty factor
Question 4
Page 34
If the imaging depth is increased and the sector
angle and line density remain the same, what must
have taken place?
PRF increases
frame rate decreases
PRP decreases
frame rate increases
Question 5
Page 34
If the imaging depth is increased and the sector
angle and line density remain the same, what must
have taken place?
PRF increases
frame rate decreases
PRP decreases
frame rate increases
Question 5
Page 34
A real time transducer with a frame rate of 10 Hz produces
100 acoustic lines. What occurs if the PRF is unchanged?
a higher frame rate will increase the line density
a frame rate of 20 Hz will produce 200 acoustic lines
the pulse repetition period is 100 milliseconds
a frame rate of 20 Hz will produce 50 acoustic lines
Question 6
Page 34
Question 6
Page 34
A real time transducer with a frame rate of 10 Hz produces
100 acoustic lines. What occurs if the PRF is unchanged?
a higher frame rate will increase the line density
a frame rate of 20 Hz will produce 200 acoustic lines
the pulse repetition period is 100 milliseconds
a frame rate of 20 Hz will produce 50 acoustic lines
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
convex array
phased array
vector array
Question 7
Pages 35 and 36
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
convex array
phased array
vector array
Question 7
Pages 35 and 36
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
convex array
phased array
vector array
Question 8
Pages 39 and 40
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
convex array
phased array
vector array
Question 8
Pages 39 and 40
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
curved linear array
non-curved linear array
phased array
Question 9
Pages 37 and 38
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
curved linear array
non-curved linear array
phased array
Question 9
Pages 37 and 38
Question 10
Pages 39 and 40
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
curved linear array
phased array
vector array
Which transducer configuration produced the image?
flat linear array
curved linear array
phased array
vector array
Question 10
Pages 39 and 40
Where is dynamic focusing possible?
on transducers with frequencies below 5 Hz
on transducer arrays
on two-element CW Doppler probes
on single-element transducers
Question 11
Page 41
Where is dynamic focusing possible?
on transducers with frequencies below 5 Hz
on transducer arrays
on two-element CW Doppler probes
on single-element transducers
Question 11
Page 41
Question 12
Page 39
When using a phased array transducer, how is the
transmitted sound beam swept?
mechanically sweeping the piezoelectric elements
mechanically rotating the piezoelectric elements
varying the timing of pulses to the individual
piezoelectric elements
varying the voltage of pulses to the individual
piezoelectric elements
When using a phased array transducer, how is the
transmitted sound beam swept?
mechanically sweeping the piezoelectric elements
mechanically rotating the piezoelectric elements
varying the timing of pulses to the individual
piezoelectric elements
varying the voltage of pulses to the individual
piezoelectric elements
Question 12
Page 39
Which pulsing pattern provides an on-axis beam with
focusing?
Question 13
Page 39
Which pulsing pattern provides an on-axis beam with
focusing?
Question 13
Page 39
What does the use of a water path permit?
the use of increased output power from the transducer
higher frequencies to be used
higher pulse repetition frequencies to be used
better visualization of superficial structures
Question 14
Page 42
What does the use of a water path permit?
the use of increased output power from the transducer
higher frequencies to be used
higher pulse repetition frequencies to be used
better visualization of superficial structures
Question 14
Page 42
Which element arrangement is only used in
mechanically steered transducers?
convex array
non-curved sequenced array
sequenced array
annular array
Question 15
Page 41
Which element arrangement is only used in
mechanically steered transducers?
convex array
non-curved sequenced array
sequenced array
annular array
Question 15
Page 41
What is the advantage of an annular array over a
single element transducer?
higher frequencies are possible
improved axial resolution
greater depth of focus
lower cost
Question 16
Page 41
What is the advantage of an annular array over a
single element transducer?
higher frequencies are possible
improved axial resolution
greater depth of focus
lower cost
Question 16
Page 41
END OF LESSON 07
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