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Calculation of pressure fields from arbitrarily shaped, apodized, and excited ultrasound transducers

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A method for simulation of pulsed pressure fields from arbitrarily shaped, apodized and excited ultrasound transducers is suggested, which relies on the Tupholme-Stepanishen method for calculating pulsing pressure fields and can also handle the continuous wave and pulse-echo case.
Abstract
A method for simulation of pulsed pressure fields from arbitrarily shaped, apodized and excited ultrasound transducers is suggested. It relies on the Tupholme-Stepanishen method for calculating pulsed pressure fields, and can also handle the continuous wave and pulse-echo case. The field is calculated by dividing the surface into small rectangles and then Summing their response. A fast calculation is obtained by using the far-field approximation. Examples of the accuracy of the approach and actual calculation times are given. >

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Transient Radiation from Pistons in an Infinite Planar Baffle

TL;DR: In this article, an approach to compute the near and farfield transient radiation resulting from a specified velocity motion of a piston or array of pistons in a rigid infinite baffle is presented.
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A model for the propagation and scattering of ultrasound in tissue

TL;DR: The integral solution to the wave equation is combined with a general description of the field from typical transducers used in clinical ultrasound to yield a model for the received pulse-echo pressure field.
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Review of transient field theory for a baffled planar piston

TL;DR: The theoretical approaches used to study the velocity potential and pressure fields radiated by a planar piston source vibrating in an infinite rigid baffle are broadly reviewed and discussed with emphasis on the basic mathematical methods employed as discussed by the authors.
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Ultrasound Transducers for Pulse-Echo Medical Imaging

TL;DR: The transducer is probably the single most important component of any ultrasonic imaging system and the techniques for modeling the electromechanical impulse response are reviewed, with emphasis on the spatio-temporal impulse response technique.
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Generation of acoustic pulses by baffled plane pistons

G. E. Tupholme
- 01 Dec 1969 - 
TL;DR: A large portion of the literature has been concerned with a circular piston and particular attention has been devoted to the case in which the small amplitude oscillations of the piston are harmonic as mentioned in this paper.
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