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Evaluating a 3D Ultrasound Imaging Resolution of Single Transmitter/Receiver with Coding Mask by Extracting Phase Information

Version 1 : Received: 7 December 2023 / Approved: 7 December 2023 / Online: 7 December 2023 (14:32:26 CET)

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Syaryadhi, M.; Nakazawa, E.; Tagawa, N.; Yang, M. Evaluating a 3D Ultrasound Imaging Resolution of Single Transmitter/Receiver with Coding Mask by Extracting Phase Information. Sensors 2024, 24, 1496. Syaryadhi, M.; Nakazawa, E.; Tagawa, N.; Yang, M. Evaluating a 3D Ultrasound Imaging Resolution of Single Transmitter/Receiver with Coding Mask by Extracting Phase Information. Sensors 2024, 24, 1496.

Abstract

We are currently investigating the ultrasound imaging of a sensor consisting of a randomized encoding mask attached to a single lead zirconate titanate (PZT) oscillator for use in a puncture microscope. The proposed model was performed using a finite element method (FEM) simulator. To increase the number of measurements required by a single element system, the transducer was rotated at different angles. The image was constructed by solving a linear equation of the image model. In a previous study, the image resolution was improved by extracting phase information. In this study, we propose a strategy by integrating the weighted frequency subbands compound and a super resolution method (SCM) to improve the resolution in range and lateral resolution. We also evaluated the image performance by applying different methods to improve the image quality. The results show that better image resolution and speckle suppression were obtained by applying the proposed method.

Keywords

single transducer; coding mask; frequency subband compound; SCM

Subject

Computer Science and Mathematics, Signal Processing

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