2) An ultrasound beam with frequency  f1 MHz is attenuated by a factor of 20 in passing  through a muscle tissue. The attenuation coefficient for the muscle tissue is ? = 14 m-1 find the  penetration depth ℎ of the ultrasound beam.

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1) The total number of sodium ions that pass through the membrane during propagation of action 
potential is about ? = 20000. The area of the membrane is ? = 1 µm2, the l pulse duration is ? = 1 msec.
Calculate the current ? and current density ? through the membrane. 

 

2) An ultrasound beam with frequency  f1 MHz is attenuated by a factor of 20 in passing 
through a muscle tissue. The attenuation coefficient for the muscle tissue is ? = 14 m-1 find the 
penetration depth ℎ of the ultrasound beam. 

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