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Fourier-Bessel field calculation and tuning of a CW annular array

Fourier-Bessel field calculation and tuning of a CW annular array
Fourier-Bessel field calculation and tuning of a CW annular array
A 1-D Fourier-Bessel series method for computing and tuning the linear lossless field of flat continuous wave (CW) annular arrays is given and discussed with both numerical simulation and experimental verification. The technique provides a new method for modelling and manipulating the propagated field by linking the quantized surface pressure profile to a set of limited diffraction Bessel beams propagating into the medium.
In the limit, these become a known set of nondiffracting Bessel beams satisfying the lossless linear wave equation, which allow us to derive a linear matrix formulation for the field in terms of the ring pressures on the transducer surface. Tuning (beamforming) of the field then follows by formulating a least squares design with respect to the transducer ring pressures. Results are presented in the context of a 10-ring annular array operating at 2.5 MHz in water.
1179-1190
Fox, Paul D.
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Cheng, Jiqi
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Lu, Jian-Yu
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Fox, Paul D.
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Cheng, Jiqi
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Lu, Jian-Yu
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Fox, Paul D., Cheng, Jiqi and Lu, Jian-Yu (2002) Fourier-Bessel field calculation and tuning of a CW annular array. IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control, 49 (9), 1179-1190. (doi:10.1109/TUFFC.2002.1041534).

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A 1-D Fourier-Bessel series method for computing and tuning the linear lossless field of flat continuous wave (CW) annular arrays is given and discussed with both numerical simulation and experimental verification. The technique provides a new method for modelling and manipulating the propagated field by linking the quantized surface pressure profile to a set of limited diffraction Bessel beams propagating into the medium.
In the limit, these become a known set of nondiffracting Bessel beams satisfying the lossless linear wave equation, which allow us to derive a linear matrix formulation for the field in terms of the ring pressures on the transducer surface. Tuning (beamforming) of the field then follows by formulating a least squares design with respect to the transducer ring pressures. Results are presented in the context of a 10-ring annular array operating at 2.5 MHz in water.

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Published date: 2002

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Local EPrints ID: 28445
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/28445
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Date deposited: 02 May 2006
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 07:25

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Author: Paul D. Fox
Author: Jiqi Cheng
Author: Jian-Yu Lu

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