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using a simulated 2D array and beamsteering

by R. J. Housden, A. H. Gee, G. M. Treece, R. W. Prager, R. James Housden, Andrew H. Gee, Graham M. Treece, Richard W. Prager , 2011
"... Most quasi-static ultrasound elastography methods image only the axial strain, derived from displacements measured in the direction of ultrasound propagation. Displacement estimation in other directions is significantly less accurate, but can be improved by steering the ultrasound beam through multi ..."
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multiple angles and combining displacements measured along the different beam directions. In this paper, we investigate beamsteering as a way to estimate the full 3D displacement vector over a volume, using a simulated 2D array to steer both laterally and elevationally. With simulated and in vitro data, we

MOSAIC: An Integrated Ultrasonic 2D Array System

by Glasgow Dspace Service, Simon Triger, John Wallace, Jean-francois Saillant, Sandy Cochran, David R. S. Cumming , 2008
"... Abstract—An investigation into the development of an ultrasound imaging system capable of customization for multiple applications via the tessellation of in-system programmable scalable modules, or tiles, is presented here. Each tile contains an individual ultrasonic array, operating at +/-3.3V, whi ..."
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potential benefits in the field of ultrasonics. The system is primarily targeted at underwater sonar and non-destructive testing, as defined by the current excitation frequency, but the concept is equally applicable to applications in biomedical ultrasound. Keywords-component; 2D array; microelectronics

MOSAIC: A SCALABLE RECONFIGURABLE 2D ARRAY SYSTEM FOR NDT

by S Triger , J-F , Wallace , J Afroukh , F Wang , L Cochran , S Cumming , D R S , Dspace Glasgow , Service , S Triger , J F Saillant , J Wallace , F Afroukh , L Wang , S Cochran , D R S Cumming
"... ABSTRACT. This paper documents the development of a scalable 2D array system, or Mosaic that can be targeted at a wide range of NDT applications by way of a reconfigurable tile that can be tessellated to form arrays of any size and shape. Close coupling permits utilization of excitation voltages as ..."
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ABSTRACT. This paper documents the development of a scalable 2D array system, or Mosaic that can be targeted at a wide range of NDT applications by way of a reconfigurable tile that can be tessellated to form arrays of any size and shape. Close coupling permits utilization of excitation voltages

Designing 2D arrays for SHM of planar structures: a review

by Tadeusz Stepinski A, Lukasz Ambrozinskia, Tadeusz Uhla
"... Monitoring structural integrity of large planar structures that aims at detecting and localizing impact or damage at any point of the structure requires normally a relatively dense network of uniformly distributed ultrasonic sensors. 2-D ultrasonic phased arrays, due to their beam-steering capabilit ..."
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Monitoring structural integrity of large planar structures that aims at detecting and localizing impact or damage at any point of the structure requires normally a relatively dense network of uniformly distributed ultrasonic sensors. 2-D ultrasonic phased arrays, due to their beam

DEFECTS IN SQUARE 2D ARRAYS OF STRAINED QUANTUM DOTS

by I. A. Ovid’ko, A. G. Sheinerman , 2003
"... Abstract. A theoretical model is suggested which describes quantum dot ensembles of the new type, namely the quantum dot arrays with defects. These defects represent local violations of the geometry of 2D arrays formed by quantum dots on crystalline substrates. The elastic moduli of strained arrays ..."
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Abstract. A theoretical model is suggested which describes quantum dot ensembles of the new type, namely the quantum dot arrays with defects. These defects represent local violations of the geometry of 2D arrays formed by quantum dots on crystalline substrates. The elastic moduli of strained arrays

2D arrays and Volume Focusing Combined Inspection Technique.

by Dominique Braconnier, Masaki Takahashi
"... 2D arrays, also called matrix arrays, have recently appeared on the market providing key advantages to improve inspection methods and results. In particular, point focus ability, tilt and skew angle scanning are both promising features that new electronic equipment makers are promoting. Volume Focus ..."
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2D arrays, also called matrix arrays, have recently appeared on the market providing key advantages to improve inspection methods and results. In particular, point focus ability, tilt and skew angle scanning are both promising features that new electronic equipment makers are promoting. Volume

SPARSE CURVED 2D ARRAYS IN ULTRASOUND

by Jan Egil Kirkebø, Sverre Holm, Andreas Austeng
"... For implementing 3D imaging in cardiac ultrasound 2D phase steered arrays have been proposed. But due to the large channel count needed it is desirable to lower the number of active elements without loss in imaging quality. In this work we will present a technique for lowering the sidelobe levels se ..."
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For implementing 3D imaging in cardiac ultrasound 2D phase steered arrays have been proposed. But due to the large channel count needed it is desirable to lower the number of active elements without loss in imaging quality. In this work we will present a technique for lowering the sidelobe levels

HBV frequency multiplier 2D arrays and application

by Robin Dahlbäck, Robin Dahlbäck, Robin Dahlbäck, Robin Dahlbäck
"... Front cover illustration: A conceptual rendering of a two cascaded 2D grid array frequency multipliers. The first one is a HBV based frequency tripler while the second is a polarisation separated Schottky diode based doubler. Printed by TeknologTryck, Göteborg ..."
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Front cover illustration: A conceptual rendering of a two cascaded 2D grid array frequency multipliers. The first one is a HBV based frequency tripler while the second is a polarisation separated Schottky diode based doubler. Printed by TeknologTryck, Göteborg

Imaging collective magnonic modes in 2D arrays of magnetic nanoelements,” Phys

by V V Kruglyak , P S Keatley , A Neudert , R J Hicken , J R Childress , J A Katine - Rev. Lett , 2010
"... We have used time resolved scanning Kerr microscopy to image collective spin wave modes within a 2D array of magnetic nanoelements. Long wavelength spin waves are confined within the array as if it was a continuous element of the same size but with effective material properties determined by the st ..."
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We have used time resolved scanning Kerr microscopy to image collective spin wave modes within a 2D array of magnetic nanoelements. Long wavelength spin waves are confined within the array as if it was a continuous element of the same size but with effective material properties determined

Micromachined 2-D Array Piezoelectricallly Actuated

by Flextensional Transducers, Gokhan Pergin, Butrus T. Khuri-yakub
"... rional array Rextenaional transducers that can be used to Abstmct-This paper presents micromachined two dimen-generate sound in air or water. Individual array elements consist of a thin piezoelectric ring and a thin, fully s u p ported, circular membrane. We report on an optimum de-sign for an indiv ..."
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rional array Rextenaional transducers that can be used to Abstmct-This paper presents micromachined two dimen-generate sound in air or water. Individual array elements consist of a thin piezoelectric ring and a thin, fully s u p ported, circular membrane. We report on an optimum de
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