Ultrasound Transducer (Part 2) Damping Block and Transducer Wiring | Ultrasound Physics #10

[@nehalsamy7554]

I cant thank you enough I struggled to grasp these concepts .. you are truely a life saver.

[@KellyTaucher]

Your explanation of ultrasound physics is fantastic! You are detailed but not overwhelming and give very relatable examples. I hope everyone preparing for the SPI comes across your videos! :) You have really given me the confidence I needed going into my SPI exam. Thank you!

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you for such a lovely comment @KellyTaucher 🙌. I hope your exam goes well!

[@peteabdu9179]

Been learning about transducers and how they workd for a long time. Coming at this from an underwater communication standpoint and your videos are the best videos I've found. You do such a great job explaining it, thank you for making this and keep making awesome videos!

[@toninewton841]

I’m taking my spi next month & your videos help so much! Pls don’t stop making them on ultrasound physics!

[@radiologytutorials]

Hi Toni. Glad they are helping! Hoping to finish the ultrasound curriculum in the next 2-3 weeks. Will be posting one video every weekday. Good luck with your revision for SPI 🙂

[@alaaa5779]

You’re the best US physics teacher ever I don’t know how I thank you 🥹

[@hubercats]

Excellent presentation! In fact, all of your videos on ultrasound are very good. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you!

[@fazaltahir4216]

Superb explanation, very nicely presented, thanks a lot sir Michael 🎉

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you Fazal!

[@Patriot-e4m]

Incredible, very simple explanations of very complicated topics!

[@radiologytutorials]

Glad you think so 🤗

[@Patriot-e4m]

Just a suggestion: a video on all important ultrasound equations, would be awesome! I mean the formulas that are used in daily echo practice🙏.

[@Nadia-kw9kf]

Very great explanation! You helped me a lot with my USG practical reports! Is there any chance you would make a video courss about nuclear medicine? Thanks in advance ☆

[@harshchoudhary7836]

Ct temporal bone anatomy

[@LubnashamsLubnasham]

Hi u r lecture literally amazing, detailed n simple...can u make lectures on CT scan....regards

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you! Definitely going to cover CT. First need to finish US and MRI. When do you write your exam?

[@M_mbn92]

​@radiologytutorials Great! Mine is in March 😬

[@JojoJojo-er6li]

This is Gold! ❤😊😊

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you 🥰

[@renukabhatkulkar2381]

Best lecture 🎉

[@ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣΧΑΡΑΛΑΜΠΟΥΣ-ε6γ]

Hello! Excellent job! Is there is there any possibility of making videos for CT or MRI in the future? Thank you in advance.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you! The plan is to finish ultrasound and then move on to MRI, followed by CT

[@riio15]

Hey Michael~ I wanted to ask if u have videos on CT, PET Scans, MRIs or if u plan to make them really soon? I love learning from u so, would u?

[@radiologytutorials]

Hello 🙂 The current plan is to finish ultrasound (about 2/3 weeks). Then move on to MRI followed by CT. I am only able to make one video a day (weekdays) but will slowly keep chipping away at it!

[@UK_hotspot]

Hi thank you for the videos. They are really helpful. I just want an answer for a mcq pls... Acoustic impedence of the backing block needs to be identical to that of the piezoelectric crystal? true or false......?? TIA

[@anumfarooq9431]

Fahrs third edition page 154 says that backing material must be acoustically matched with transducer..while what I understood from your video is that they should have a high acoustic impedence diference for maximum reflection of wave.kindly clear my confusion.