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Since it is impossible to simulate the acoustic properties of all materials that make up an actual transducer we approach its intensity profile (provided in the calibration report) with virtual transducer elements. This is why parameters such as the phase angles [source_phase_deg] and stimulation strength [source_amp] provided by the manufacturer can not be directly fed into our simulations.
Currently, this is done by running through the steps found in the tutorial.
A better solution would be to have a script that can use the intensity curves at multiple focus_distance settings and with a target of peak stimulation strength [Isppa in free water] and gives you the parameters necessary for use in the config file.
This script has to be easy to use and provide easy-to-interpret results for the user since not having correctly recreated your transducer means all results are worthless (possibly without the experimenter knowing).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since it is impossible to simulate the acoustic properties of all materials that make up an actual transducer we approach its intensity profile (provided in the calibration report) with virtual transducer elements. This is why parameters such as the phase angles [source_phase_deg] and stimulation strength [source_amp] provided by the manufacturer can not be directly fed into our simulations.
Currently, this is done by running through the steps found in the tutorial.
A better solution would be to have a script that can use the intensity curves at multiple focus_distance settings and with a target of peak stimulation strength [Isppa in free water] and gives you the parameters necessary for use in the config file.
This script has to be easy to use and provide easy-to-interpret results for the user since not having correctly recreated your transducer means all results are worthless (possibly without the experimenter knowing).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: