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Metric System - G, M, K, c,m, u, n
Giga: 9, Mega: 6, Kilo: 3, centi: -3, micro: -6, nano: -9
Period and Frequency definitions and relationship
Period: T time to complete one cycle
Frequency: F cycle per second Hz
F= 1/T
Angular Frequency definition and equation
equivalent of frequency in radians per second
w=2 pi frequency
Simple Harmonic Motion equation
y(t)=ACos(wt+angle)
Sound is what type of wave
Mechanical (particles oscillate) longitudinal (parallel)
Acoustic Variables Measured by Amplitude
Pressure - F/A pascals, torrs, mmHg
Density - m/v g/L, kg/cc
Temperature - Celsius, Fahrenheit
Distance - displacement
Characterisitics of Sound wave
frequency, period, velocity, wavelength, power, intensity, amplitude
Frequencies of Sound, infra, ultra, audible, diagnostic, medical
<20Hz Infra, 20-20,000 Audible, >20kHz ultra
2-20 MHz Diagnostic .5-40 MHz Medical
As frequency increases what happens to attenuation and depth of penetration
F inc, attenuation inc, depth of penetration decreases
equation for wavelength with velocity and frequency
lamba = v/f. increase frequency decrease wavelength
Wavelength depends on....velocity depends on...frequency depends on...
Wavelength - propagation speed in medium
Velocity - medium characteristics
Frequency - crystal thickness and velocity
Characteristics of the Medium first equation
v = stiffness of medium / inertia
Stiffness = incompressible and inelastic
Inertia = density
4 Characterisitics that impact velocity of the medium
1) Compressibilty - decrease volume due to pressure
2) Elasticity - return to orginal shape after distention
3) Density - mass per area
4) Bulk Modulus = - stress/strain
Bulk Modulus
B=-stress/strain
Stress = applied force per area (pressure)
Strain = compressibility
Propagation Speed equation #2
v= square root of bulk modulus over density
Compressibility most important factor(inverse of bulk modulus)
Comparative Sound Velocity
Air < Lung < Fat < Soft Tissue < Muscle < Bone
Power definition and equations, units
amount of work per unit of time, rate of which energy is transferred, heat.
P=W/T Watts
Intensity definition, equation, units
loudness, concentration of energy in sound beam
I=Power/Area, Units Watt/cm squared
Intensity Power and Amplitude relationship and examples
I proportional to Power proportional to Amplitude 2
Increase A by 2 = Increase I/P by 4
Decrease I by 2 = Decrease P by 2 and A by square root 2