Sensor for acoustic shockwave pulses

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Underwater type

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73632, 367167, 310337, 310800, H01L 4104

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ABSTRACT:
A sensor for acoustic shockwave pulses, such as in lithotripsy, includes a piezo-electric measuring membrane disposed between two coupling membranes. The intervening space between the coupling membranes is filled with a coupling medium for transmitting the acoustic shockwave pulses. The measuring membrane is in a defined condition largely independent of external influences so that flows in the coupling medium or different pressure exertions on the two coupling membranes do not influence the measured signal produced by the measuring membrane.

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