What is the effect of an increased aperture in a linear array transducer?
The aperture of a transducer is the active area that emits and receives the ultrasound waves. In a linear array transducer, increasing the aperture (using more elements for transmission and reception) results in a deeper focus because the beam is more tightly focused over a longer distance. This improves lateral resolution at greater depths, as the ultrasound beam maintains a narrower width for a longer distance. It allows for better imaging of deeper structures without sacrificing resolution.
American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS). Sonography Principles and Instrumentation (SPI) Examination Review Guide.
Quinn
1 months agoEdelmira
10 days agoEdelmira
22 days agoAnglea
1 months agoTherese
1 months agoLynda
17 days agoLeontine
26 days agoWalton
1 months agoMarylou
2 months agoDana
13 days agoRenato
22 days agoJamal
27 days agoEve
1 months agoWade
2 months agoArlean
2 months agoCherry
2 months agoRosendo
2 months agoPolly
2 months agoDevora
27 days agoCaitlin
1 months agoNatalie
1 months agoMa
1 months ago