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Chapter 3: “Phased Array Focal Laws and

Beam Forming”
Practice Questions

1) Beam forming requires precise pulsing and time delays upon emission and
reception. These electronic time delays are defined as?

2) How many elements can be “fired” simultaneously with a 16:64 phased array
module?

3) Phased array instruments can support an infinity amount of Focal Laws.

a) True
b) False

4) A Phased Array system controls beam propagation through electronically


introduced time delays between active elements

a) True
b) False

5) Out of the below list circle what is included in a Focal Law

a) number of elements to be fired


b) frequency
c) material velocity
d) time delay
e) voltages
f) aperture
g) element size
h) gain
i) all of the above for both the transmitter and receiver functions

6) During an angle beam inspection utilizing an angled wedge, sound transfer at


the wedge to material interface has no effect on focal law parameters during
emission or reception.
a) True
b) False

7) Another term commonly used to describe Linear Scanning is:

a) Line Scanning
b) Pulse Scanning
c) Electronic Scanning
d) Single Angle Scanning

8) Upon reception, only signals “satisfying” delay law shall be “in phase” and
generate a significant signal on the phased array search unit.

a) True
b) False

9) Sound path time in an angled wedge has a great significance on the delay law
calculation, therefore so does wedge dimension measurements.

a) True
b) False

10) When using angled wedges, phased array using conventional principles in
regards to sound refraction and propagation.

a) True
b) False

11) Through Focal Law calculations phased arrays have the ability to change the
physics of ultrasound propagation.

a) True
b) False

12) Circle the True statements below:

a) For Linear scans (electronic scanning), arrays are multiplexed across the
probe apeture using the same Focal Law.

b) For Linear scans (electronic scanning), the same elements are used, but
the Focal Laws are changed across the probe apeture
c) For Sectoral scans, arrays are multiplexed across the probe apeture
using the same Focal Law.

b) For Sectoral scans, the same elements are used, but the Focal Laws are
changed across the probe apeture

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