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the combining of waves travelling in the same medium at the same time:
interference
the point where a wave is in the cycle:
phase

a short burst of sound created by a transducer:

pulse
the time to complete one burst of sound (talking time only):
pulse duration
the distance through which sound propagates during the time it takes to complete one burst of sound (talking time only):
spacial pulse length

the time from the start of one burst of sound to the start of the next burst of sound (talking & listening time):
pulse repetition period
the number of pulses per second:
pulse repetition frequency
the percentage of time that sound is created by the transducer:
duty factor
a term that refers to a given space:
spacial
a term that refers to a given time:
temporal
the maximum amplitude:
peak
a mathematical calculation of a typical value:
average
the ability to produce a clear image:
resolution
the ability to distinguish miniscule parts of an image:
detail resolution
the ability to distinguish subtle differences in shades of gray:
contrast resolution
the ability to distinguish a rapidly changing image:
temporal resolution
the ability to distinguish reflectors, one behind the other:
axial resolution
the ability to distinguish reflectors, one beside the other:
lateral resolution
the ability to distinguish reflectors, one above the other:
elevation resolution
Detail resolution can be increased by:
increasing the # of scan lines or decreasing pixel size (either increases the # of pixels)
Contrast resolution can be increased by:
increasing bit depth (# of bits / pixel)
Temporal resolution can be increased by:
increasing frame rate
Axial resolution can be increased by:
making SPL smaller
Lateral resolution can be increased by:
decreasing lateral beam width
Elevation resolution can be increased by:
decreasing elevation beam width
Two waves are ________ when they remain at the same point in the cycle at the same time & place.
in phase
Two waves are ________ when they remain at different points in the cycle at the same time & place.
out of phase