Questions: Increased voltage amplitude produced by the pulser increase the of the ultrasound pulses produced by the transducer. Intensity period listening time frequency

Increased voltage amplitude produced by the pulser increase the of the ultrasound pulses produced by the transducer. Intensity period listening time frequency
Transcript text: Increased voltage amplitude produced by the pulser increase the $\qquad$ of the ultrasound pulses produced by the transducer. Intensity period listening time frequency
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Key Concept

The question asks about the effect of increased voltage amplitude produced by the pulser on the ultrasound pulses produced by the transducer.

Step 2: Understand the Relationship

In ultrasound technology, the voltage amplitude from the pulser directly affects the intensity of the ultrasound pulses. Higher voltage amplitude results in stronger (more intense) ultrasound pulses.

Step 3: Evaluate the Options
  • Intensity: Correct, as increased voltage amplitude increases the intensity of the ultrasound pulses.
  • Period: Incorrect, as period is related to the frequency and not directly affected by voltage amplitude.
  • Listening time: Incorrect, as listening time is related to the time the system waits for echoes and is not affected by voltage amplitude.
  • Frequency: Incorrect, as frequency is determined by the transducer and not by the voltage amplitude.

Final Answer

\(\boxed{\text{Intensity}}\)

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