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|a Lacefield, James C
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|a Examples of design curves for multirow arrays used with time-shift compensation
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|a The effect of 1.75-D array element height on time-shift compensation is analyzed using a two-dimensional array system and a distributed aberration phantom. The analysis uses hydrophone measurements of transmit beams. The results indicate that, for imaging at 3 MHz through aberration representative of the abdominal wall, similar focus compensation performance can be expected from arrays with element pitches less than or equal to 3.0 mm
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