1 1.Place an X under Beam Former, Signal Processor, or Image Processor toidentify the location for each of the functions listed in the first column.SignalFormer Processor ProcessorBeamImageFunctionGenerating voltages that drive thetransducerCompression (dynamic range reduction)Postprocessing, persistenceDetermining pulse repetition frequency| (PRF), coding, frequency, and intensityColor scaleAmplifying the returning echo voltagesGray-scaleAmplitude detectionCine loopCompensating for attenuationDigital-to-analog conversionDirecting, focusing, and anodizing thereception beamStoring image framesDigitizing the echo voltage streamBandpass filteringPreprocessingScanning, focusing, and anodizing thetransmitted beamThree-dimensional acquisition

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Place an X under Beam Former, Signal Processor, or Image Processor to identify the location for each of the functions listed in the first column. Signal Former Processor Processor Beam Image Function Generating voltages that drive the transducer Compression (dynamic range reduction) Postprocessing, persistence

Place an X under Beam Former, Signal Processor, or Image Processor to identify the location for each of the functions listed in the first column. Signal Former Processor Processor Beam Image Function Generating voltages that drive the transducer Compression (dynamic range reduction) Postprocessing, persistence

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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