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What medical technique used sound wave pulses and their reflections to map structures and organs inside the body?

Ultra Sound


What is an pulsar for woltman water meter?

It convert the meters mechanical reading to pulses to be transmitted with a radio transmitter


How is a message transmitted through a glass fiber?

A message is transmitted through a glass fiber using light signals. A laser or LED light source is used to encode the message into light pulses, which travel through the glass fiber via total internal reflection. The light pulses are detected and decoded at the receiving end to recover the original message.


Why are synchronizing pulses transmitted along with the picture signal?

To keep the picture locked on the screen, without the synchronization pulses it would become unstable and roll, shift, and tear making the picture impossible to view.


What diagnostic technique creates images of deep body structures by recording the echoes of pulses of sound waves that are above the range of human hearing?

Ultrasound


Is it safe vitamin e oil with ultra sound?

Ultrasound waves are best transmitted through an aqueous (water based) solution. Oils are not recommended as they can corrode the delicate membrane of the ultrasound probe. Do not clean your ultrasound probe with alcohol as this can damage it also.


What creates images of deep body structures by recording the echoes of pulses of sound waves that are above the range of human hearing?

You are refering to ultrasound imaging...Most commonly used in obsteric sonography, which is the imaging of babies within a mothers' womb**Actually the correct medical term for this definition is Ultrasonography. This is the term commonly known as ultrasound or diagnostic ultrasound.**


What form of energy is used in an ultrasound?

Ultrasound uses mechanical energy in the form of sound waves to create images of tissues in the body. The sound waves are generated by a transducer and transmitted into the body, where they bounce off tissues and produce echoes that are captured and used to create an ultrasound image.


Why do bats emit pulses of ultrasound INSTEAD of continuous waves of ultrasound to navigate?

For the same reason that radar and sonar systems don't transmit continuously.The information value of these systems comes from interpreting the echo, andit's very difficult ... virtually impossible ... to receive a low-level signal at the samefrequency while you're transmitting.That's also the reason why the protocol for the most effective human conversationinvolves alternate periods of talking and buttoning it.


How Shorter pulses have higher bandwidth and better Resolution?

Shorter pulses have higher bandwidth because their frequency content is spread out over a wider range of frequencies, allowing for more information to be transmitted. This results in better resolution as the shorter pulses can distinguish between signals that are close in time due to their higher frequency content, enabling more precise measurements and data analysis.


What are composite signals why you needed?

In case of TV broad casting, the Video Signal is not transmitted alone, but it accompanied by a number of other signals or pulses, which help the exact reproduction of the picture at the receiving end. These pulses include Blanking Pulses, Synchronizing pulses and Equalizing pulses. A combination of Picture signal and other Controlling signal or pulses is called Composite Signal. Thus Composite Video Signal may consist of Following Parts.Picture information (Data)Blanking Pulses (Delay Pulses)Vertical and Horizontal Synchronizing Pulses (controlling Pulses)Generally,A Combination of Data and Other Controlling Signal is Called Composite Signal .


What is Ultrasound Scan An ultrasound scan is a diagnostic imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the internal organs and tissues in the body. The sound waves are transmitted through a device called a transducer?

Yes. it’s called a probe.