Abstract
Three parameters α, DR and D n ( A), i.e. the efficiency, the dynamic range and the normalized axial resolution are used to evaluate the performance of ultrasound transducers for diagnostic imaging equipment. These parameters determine optimum conditions for use in the design of high frequency array transducers. A newly-developed piezoelectric ceramic material composed of (Pb,Sr)(Ti,Zr)O 3 or Pb[(Mg 1 3 , Nb 2 3 ), Ti,Zr]O 3 which satisfies the above-mentioned conditions was used to fabricate a co-phase array ultrasound transducer. The transducer showed good electrical and acoustic performance in accordance with theoretical considerations.
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