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Intensity

The concentration of the power in a beam.

Key parameter for bioeffects

Intensity equation

W/cm2 = power/ beam area

Key words of intensity

Peak, the maximum value


Average, the mean value


Spatial, distance or space


Temporal, referring to all time


(Transmit and receive)


Pulse, referring only to the time the pulse exists. (Transmit only)

Intensity

The concentration of the power in a beam.


Watts/square cm, w/cm2❤️

Key parameter for bioeffects

Resulting intensity

SPTP


SATA


SPTA❤️ thermal bioeffects


SATA


APPA


SAPA

Spatial

An ultrasound beam does not have the same intensity at different locations within the beam. space

Temporal

A pulse ultrasound beam does not have the same intensity at different times. Time

Important facts of INTENSITY ❤️

♥️may be reported in various ways with respect to time and space


♥️key parameter with regards to bioeffects


♥️important in the study of bioeffects. SPTA most relevant with respect to tissue heating


♥️peak is greater than average

Logarithms

A novel way of rating numbers


Represents the number "10's" that are multiplied together to create the original number

10 x 10 = 100, the log of 100 is 2



10 x 10 x 10 = the log of 1,000


is 3



Count the zeros.

Decibels

A logarithmic scale


A relative scale - ratio♥️of the final to the initial strengths


A comparison

What are the units of relative amplitude?


mm


Pa


Degrees


dB♥️


Hz

Positive Decibels

Getting bigger. The intensity is increasing ♥️


3dB two times bigger


10dB ten times bigger

Negative Decibels

Getting smaller. Intensity is decreasing ♥️


-3dB one half


-10dB one tenth