L. W. Kessler
Abstract
The ultrasonic attenuation has been determined in mammalian kidney tissue at 100 and 220 MHz. The attenuation, which is known to exhibit a linear dependence between 0.3 and 10 MHz, continues to be linear to about 100 MHz after which a square law (or greater) dependence appears to exist.
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The ultrasonic attenuation has been determined in mammalian kidney tissue at 100 and 220 MHz. The attenuation, which is known to exhibit a linear dependence between 0.3 and 10 MHz, continues to be linear to about 100 MHz after which a square law (or greater) dependence appears to exist.
Key concepts: Attenuation, Ultrasonic attenuation, Ultrasonic sensor, Materials science, Acoustics, Physics, Optics