DS/EN 61391-1
Ultrasonics – Pulse-echo scanners – Part 1: Techniques for calibrating spatial measurement systems and measurement of system point-spread function response
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| Organization: | DS |
| Publication Date: | 5 December 2017 |
| Status: | active |
| Page Count: | 31 |
| ICS Code (Electroacoustics): | 17.140.50 |
| ICS Code (Diagnostic equipment): | 11.040.55 |
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This International Standard describes methods of calibrating the spatial measurement facilities and point-spread function of ultrasonnic imaging equipment in the ultrasonic frequency range 0,5 MHz to 15 MHz. This standard is relevant for ultrasoninc scanners based on the pulse-echo principle of the types listed below: - mechanical sector scanners; - electronic phased-array sector scanners; - electronic liniar-array scannars; - electronic curved-array sector scanners; - water-bath scanners based on any of the above four scanning mechanisms; - 3D-volume reconstruction systems.
Document History
DS/EN 61391-1
December 5, 2017
Ultrasonics – Pulse-echo scanners – Part 1: Techniques for calibrating spatial measurement systems and measurement of system point-spread function response
This International Standard describes methods of calibrating the spatial measurement facilities and point-spread function of ultrasonnic imaging equipment in the ultrasonic frequency range 0,5 MHz to...
December 19, 2006
Ultrasonics - Pulse-echo scanners - Part 1: Techniques for calibrating spatial measurement systems and measurement of system point-spread function response
This International Standard describes methods of calibrating the spatial measurement facilities and point-spread function of ultrasonnic imaging equipment in the ultrasonic frequency range 0,5 MHz to...
Ultrasonics – Pulse-echo scanners – Part 1: Techniques for calibrating spatial measurement systems and measurement of point-spread function response
This International Standard describes methods of calibrating the spatial measurement facilities and point-spread function of ultrasonnic imaging equipment in the ultrasonic frequency range 0,5 MHz to...