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Width of the ultrasonic pulse From: NIthin (isnithin@gmail.com) Sun Feb 10 18:50:11 2008 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: rsavander@comcast.net: "Re: More on the Ultrasonographer's Wrist." Previous message: Damaris Gonzalez: "Re: More on the Ultrasonographer's Wrist." I am developing an ultrasonic system for medical applications.. i want to knoew the transmit width of the ultrasonic pulse to be transmitted to transducer.. I am giving some specifications.. Excitation voltage from electronic front end components----50Vpp Central frequency---8MHz Single element piezo transducer... Can anyone give me some useful websites if you know for the software design for controlling front end components using DSP processor.... Also useful websites for ultrasonic pulser design... -- NIthin Next message: rsavander@comcast.net: "Re: More on the Ultrasonographer's Wrist." Previous message: Damaris Gonzalez: "Re: More on the Ultrasonographer's Wrist."

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