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  • 2022Applications of Capacitive Micromachined Ultrasonic Transducers: A Comprehensive Review69citations
  • 2010Miniaturized Ultrasound Imaging Probes Enabled by CMUT Arrays with Integrated Frontend Electronic Circuitscitations
  • 2009A Family of Intracardiac Ultrasound Imaging Devices Designed for Guidance of Electrophysiology Ablation Procedurescitations
  • 2005Capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducers: Fabrication technologycitations
  • 2004Forward-viewing CMUT arrays for medical Imagingcitations
  • 2004Ultrasonic mixing in microfluidic channels using integrated transducers240citations
  • 2002Piezoelectrically actuated flextensional micromachined ultrasound droplet ejectorscitations
  • 2002Capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducers: Next-generation arrays for acoustic imaging?citations

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  • Joseph, Jose
  • Ma, Bo
  • Shivkumar, Kalyanam
  • Zhuang, Steve
  • Gencel, Mustafa
  • Mahajan, Aman
  • Chen, Peter
  • Uyen Truong, U.
  • Nikoozadeh, Amin
  • Oralkan, Oemer
  • Choe, Jung Woo
  • De La Rama, Alan
  • Thomenius, Kai
  • Dentinger, Aaron
  • Lin, Feng
  • Wygant, Ira O.
  • Odonnell, Matthew
  • Wildes, Douglas
  • Seo, Chi Hyung
  • Stephens, Douglas N.
  • Sahn, David J.
  • Nguyen, Hien
  • Dentinger, Aaron M.
  • Cannata, Jonathan M.
  • Shung, K. Kirk
  • Thomenius, Kai E.
  • Oralkan, O.
  • Ergun, A. S.
  • Yaralioglu, G. G.
  • Huang, Y. L.
  • Zhuang, X. F.
  • Karaman, M.
  • Demirci, U.
  • Marentis, T. C.
  • Wygant, I. O.
  • Percin, G.
  • Johnson, J. A.
  • Kaviani, K.
  • Lee, T. H.
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Forward-viewing CMUT arrays for medical Imaging

  • Khuri-Yakub, Butrus
  • Karaman, M.
  • Demirci, U.
  • Oralkan, O.
  • Ergun, A. S.
Abstract

This paper reports the design and testing of forward-viewing annular arrays fabricated using capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducer (CMUT) technology. Recent research studies have shown that CMUTs have broad frequency bandwidth and high-transduction efficiency. One- and two-dimensional CMUT arrays of various sizes already have been fabricated, and their viability for medical imaging applications has been demonstrated. We fabricated 64-element, forward-viewing annular arrays using the standard CMUT fabrication process and carried out experiments to measure the operating frequency, bandwidth, and transmit/receive efficiency of the array elements. The annular array elements, designed for imaging applications in the 20 MHz range, had a resonance frequency of 13.5 MHz in air. The immersion pulse-echo data collected from a plane reflector showed that the devices operate in the 5-26 MHz range with a fractional bandwidth of 135%. The output pressure at the surface of the transducer was measured to be 24 kPa/V. These values translate into a dynamic range of 131.5 dB for 1-V excitation in 1-Hz bandwidth with a commercial low noise receiving circuitry. The designed, forward-viewing annular CMUT array is suitable for mounting on the front surface of a cylindrical catheter probe and can provide Doppler information for measurement of blood flow and guiding information for navigation through blood vessels in intravascular ultrasound imaging.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • experiment
  • ultrasonic
  • two-dimensional