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mesure ultra sound frequency

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Former Member over 9 years ago

is there a device that can mesure ultra sound and display the results? there is a transducer that emits ultra sound in short bursts and i want to mesure it with an osiliscope mabye ? it has to be handheld since its inside ships. because of the short bursts its hard to mesure with the equipment i have to day.

 

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    rsc over 9 years ago

    We use an oscilloscope to display measured ultrasound from a Bruel & Kjaer microphone.  The pulses are made using a triggered spark gap.

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    Former Member over 9 years ago in reply to rsc

    and can we read of the KHz even if its in short bursts, like pause the screen and read of the KHz?

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    rsc over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    You calculate the KHz by dividing by the time between the peaks of the waveform.  A good digital oscilloscope will calculate it for you by using the on-screen measurement cursors. Some instruments have waveform capture and download capability. The issue with ultrasound (or any sound) measurement is triggering on the correct wave.  There are direct waves from the source to the microphone, and there are reflected waves from walls, floor, ceiling, and other objects. All these waves will have different waveform characteristics.  If you want to measure frequency directly, then use a spectrum analyzer.

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    rsc over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    You calculate the KHz by dividing by the time between the peaks of the waveform.  A good digital oscilloscope will calculate it for you by using the on-screen measurement cursors. Some instruments have waveform capture and download capability. The issue with ultrasound (or any sound) measurement is triggering on the correct wave.  There are direct waves from the source to the microphone, and there are reflected waves from walls, floor, ceiling, and other objects. All these waves will have different waveform characteristics.  If you want to measure frequency directly, then use a spectrum analyzer.

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