- ultrasound.
Ultrasonic devices operate with
frequencies from 20 kHz up to
several gigahertz.
Ultrasound is used in many
different fields.
Ultrasonic devices...
- (May 1997), "An
analysis of a
noncontact ultrasonic motor with an
ultrasonically levitated rotor",
Ultrasonics, vol. 35, Elsevier, pp. 459–467 Koyama,...
- Look up
ultrasonic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ultrasonic means of or
relating to ultrasound.
Ultrasonic may also
refer to: Ultra-Sonic (band)...
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Ultrasonic cleaning is a
process that uses
ultrasound (usually from 20 to 40 kHz) to
agitate a fluid, with a
cleaning effect.
Ultrasonic cleaners come...
- can now be soldered.
Ultrasonic soldering uses
either ultrasonically coupled heated solder iron tips (0.5—10 mm) or
ultrasonically coupled solder baths...
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Ultrasonic transducers and
ultrasonic sensors are
devices that
generate or
sense ultrasound energy. They can be
divided into
three broad categories: transmitters...
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Ultrasonic hearing is a
recognised auditory effect which allows humans to
perceive sounds of a much
higher frequency than
would ordinarily be
audible using...
- Laser-
ultrasonics uses
lasers to
generate and
detect ultrasonic waves. It is a non-contact
technique used to
measure materials thickness,
detect flaws...
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materials with a high
hardness due to the
microcracking mechanics. An
ultrasonically vibrating machine consists of two
major components, an electroacoustic...
- and the
ultrasonic oscillations, and
bonded to the plate. This
process is then
repeated until the
required area has been
covered in
ultrasonically consolidated...
