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Dolinting
Hello everyone, Can I seek help on the difference of ultrasonic waves and sound waves? I find it confusing.
Difference between Ultrasonic waves and sound waves.
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Ultrasonic waves are defined as sound waves that possess frequencies exceeding the upper audible limit of human hearing, typically above 20 kHz. This distinction is crucial in various applications, including medical imaging and industrial cleaning. The discussion highlights the fundamental difference between ultrasonic waves and regular sound waves, emphasizing their frequency ranges and practical uses.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of sound wave frequency ranges
- Basic knowledge of acoustics
- Familiarity with applications of ultrasound technology
- Awareness of human auditory limits
- Research the applications of ultrasound in medical imaging, specifically in sonography
- Explore the industrial uses of ultrasonic cleaning technology
- Learn about the physics of sound wave propagation
- Investigate the impact of ultrasonic waves on materials and their properties
Students in physics, professionals in medical imaging, engineers in acoustics, and anyone interested in the applications of sound wave technology.
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