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Insulates the patient from electrical shock
Case of Transducer
Bonded to the back of the active element
Backing Material or Damping element
Constructed of metal or plastic
case of transducer
"uncouples" the internal components of the transducer from the case.
Acoustic Insulator of probe
Prevents electrical signals in the air from entering the transducer.
Electrical Shield
Prevents vibrations in the case from inducing electrical voltage in the PZT of transducer.
Acoustic Insulator
Protects the internal components of the transducer from damage.
Case
A thin barrier of cork or rubber on transducer.
Acoustic Insulator
Prevents electrical noise from penetrating the transducer
Electrical Shield
The dimensions of this affect how the beam is emitted from the transducer.
PZT
electrical connection btween the PZT and u/s system.
wire
In front of the PZT at "the face" of the transducer?
Matching Layer
Causes the creation of a vibration from the crystal to produce a ultrasonic wave.
A Voltage
Shaped like a coin inside the transducer.
PZT or active element
This component must be in contact with the PZT when electrical contact occurs during transmission.
Wire
1/2 Wavelength thick
PZT or Active Element
What protects the active element?
The Matching layer.
Increases the efficiency of sound energy transfer btwn the active element and body.
Matching Layer
What produces a voltage that must return to the system for processing of an image?
The crystals vibration during reception.
Made out of "epoxy resin" impregnated with Tungsten Filaments.
Backing Material or Damping element
Shortens the emitted sound pulse in duration and length.
Backing Material or Damping element
Is it true that the damping material reduces the efficiency of the transducer by shortening the pulse?
Yes, this is true so increase the resolution of the image.
1/4 wavelength thick
The matching layer
Reduces the ringing of the pulse
Backing Material or Damping element
Enhances Axial Resolution
Backing Material or Damping element
The thickest part of the transducer
Backing Material or Damping element
Bonded to the back of the active element.
Backing Material or Damping element.
Restricts PZT formation when there is an electrical spike.
Backing Material or Damping element