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Increase in Q-value of the transducer will result in a(n) __________ in Duty Factor.
Decrease
If the density of a medium decreases, what happens to the Frame Rate?
It increases.
If frequency decreases, what happens to Duty Factor?
It increases.
If a Q-value increases, what happends to Pulse Duration?
It increases.
If wavelength decreases, what happens to Duty Factor?
It decreases.
If depth doubles, what happens to the Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF)?
It is halved, or reduced by a factor of 2 or by 50%.
If the Pulse Duration (PD) decreases, what happens to he Pulse Repeititon Period (PRP)?
Nothing.
If PRP increases, what happens to the Duty Factor (DF)?
It decreases.
If Spatial Pulse Length (SPL) decreases, what happens to the DF?
It decreases.
If PD increases, what happens to the DF?
It increases.
If SPL decreases, what happens to the PD?
It decreases.
If the numer of cycles in a pulse halves, what happens to the PD?
It is halved, or reduced by a factor of 2 or by 50%.
If wavelength decreases, what happens to the PD?
It decreases.
If PRF quadruples, what happens to the Frame Rate (FR)?
It quadruples.
If depth is doubled, what happens to the FR?
It doubles.
If the compressibility decreases, what happens to the FR?
It decreases.
A decrease in Q-value of a transducer will result in a(n) ___________ in SPL.
Decrease.
Increasing the Q-value of a transducer will result in a(n) ___________ in lateral resolution.
no effect.
A decrease in damping results in a(n) _________ in the Q-value.
Increase.
An increase in the Q-value of a transducer will result in a(n) __________ in PRF.
No effect.
An increase in diameter of a transducer crystal will result in a(n) __________ in lateral resolution.
Decrease.
A decrease in the diameter of a transducer crystal will result in a(n) ___________ in axial resolution.
No effect.
The fraction of time that pulsed ultrasound is actually on is the ______________.
Pulse Duration.
If the PRP increases, what happens to the FR?
It decreases.
If bulk modulus increases, what happens to the FR?
It increases.
If the number of elements in the array doubles, what happens to hte FR?
It is halved or reduced by a factor of 2 or by 50%.
If the imaging depth increases, what happens to the DF?
It decreases.
Damping material that is added tothe transducer assembly to limit the ringing of the transducer crystal after a pulse is generated does what?
It increases bandwidth and decreases Q-factor.
A decrease in damping results in a(n) _________ in the Q-value.
Increase.
An increase in Q-value of a transducer will result in a(n) ____________ in axial resolution.
Decrease.
What is the PD in a 3MHz transducer that emits a 4 cycle pulse?
1.2 microseconds
What is the SPL in a 3 cycle pulse, having a wavelength of 0.3 mm?
.9mm
If frequency increases, what happens to the PD?
it decreases
If wavelength decreases, what happens to the DF?
it decreases
If depth increases, what happens tohte PRFmax?
It decreases.
If PRP decreases, what happens to the DF?
it increases.
If SPL decreases, what happens to the DF?
it decreases
if PD increases, what happens to the DF?
it increases
If SPL decreases, what happens ot the PD?
it decreases
If the cycles in a pulse decreases, what happens to the PD?
it decreases
If wavelength decreases, what happens to the PD?
it decreases
If wavelength decreases, what happens to the PD?
It decreases.
If the FR increases, what happens to the PRF?
It increases.
If the crystal thickness increases, what happens to the SPL?
It increases.
If the PRP decreases, what happens to the DF?
it increases