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SPI Ultrasound Registry New Gain with Power Reduced by Half - Answer : 15 dB Effect of Tripling Amplitude on Power - Answer : Increased Ninefold Ultrasound Attenuation Rate - Answer : 0.7 dB/cm/MHz Intensity Reflection Coefficient with ITC of 0.74 - Answer : 0.26 Definition of Acoustic Impedance - Answer : Speed of Sound in Tissue x Tissue Density Example of Rayleigh Scattering - Answer : Reflector Smaller than Wavelength Impedance Matching Result - Answer : 100% Intensity Transmission Total Attenuation of 3.5 MHz Pulse in Soft Tissue - Answer : 3.5 dB after 2 cm Relationship Between Piezoelectric Element Thickness and Frequency - Answer : Thinner Element = Higher Frequency Purpose of Decibel (dB) - Answer : Describes Ratio of Sound Intensities Range Equation Explanation - Answer : Distance to Reflector Intensity Transmission Coefficient (ITC) - Answer : 1 - Intensity Reflection Coefficient Attenuation Coefficient in Soft Tissue - Answer : Frequency/2 Attenuation Coefficient for 6MHz Ultrasound in Soft Tissue - Answer : 3 dB/cm

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  • increased ninefold
  • speed of sound
  • trippling amplitude
  • tissue desity
  • impedance matching result
  • intensity transmission
  • rayleigh scattering
  • piezoelectric scattering
  • thickness and frequency
  • intensity refl
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