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PROBE

 Probe is a part of the ultra sound machine which     produces ultra sound waves The ultra sound wave which produce probe are emitted



ZERCONIUM CRYSTAL LYING IN THE PROBE


PROPERTIES OF THE ZIRCONIUM CRYSTAL
When a zirconium crystal is electric fluid by electrocutes with the help of anode (+) and cathode (-) current it start vibrating producing ultra sound waves are around when another zirconium crystal frosty fluid by galvanometer (G) and put it in the field of the ultra Sound waves .It shows electric current in the Galliano meter by observing ultra sound waves this phenomena is called piezoelectric Phenomena and this is only zirconium crystal properties that, it can produce ultra sound waves when they are electric fluid and can produce electric current when they observed ultra sound waves in the absence of in the electric current.


TYPES OFPROBE/TRANSDUCER

• These are two types of probe
• 1. LINEAR PROBE
• 2. CONVEX PROBE

1.LINEAR PROBE
In the linear probe the zirconium crystal are lined in linear fashion .It produce image of the internal abdomen as much the length of the probe.

2.CONVEX PROBE
In the convex probe the zirconium crystal are lined convexly the image produce by this probe cover the much more area as compare to the area covered by this probe it self.
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