Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves
Patent
1993-09-22
1996-05-14
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Vibration
By mechanical waves
73633, G01N 2900
Patent
active
055157270
ABSTRACT:
An ultrasound signal processor has a receiving signal digitizing circuit, waveform conversion circuit for mixing a produced digital signal by a reference signal, a cumulation circuit for performing a cumulation processing of a series of converted signals, a delay circuit subject to the cumulation processing, and a circuit for adding delayed signals, whereby the frequency of the receiving signal is shifted to a lower frequency and thereafter subjected to a cumulation processing which perform over-sampling technique so that the accuracy of an analog to digital conversion can be improved drastically. The ultrasound signal processor further has a circuit for converting a receiving signal into a low frequency signal by analog-mixing and a circuit for passing a low frequency component of the analog-converted signal, whereby a higher frequency receiving signal can be digitized even if the digitizing circuit has a insufficient sampling rate.
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Ishikawa Shizuo
Katakura Kageyoshi
Masuzawa Hiroshi
Miwa Yuichi
Sato Yutaka
Chilcot Richard
Hitachi Medical Corporation
Noori Max
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