Attenuation and its Effect on Measurement of Ultrasonic Radiation Pressure
Author : Awadhesh Prasad 1
Date of Publication :19th January 2017
Abstract: Attenuation is defined as the decrease in power level at the load caused by inserting a device between a source and load. Effect of Ultrasonic stress has been studied in the solid state devices and its output is observed for discussions. Effect of attenuation in the measurement of Ultrasonic Radiation Pressure has been discussed analytically
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