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    • Ultrasound imaging
    • Medical imaging technology
    • Signal processing

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    • 2D array systems face high complexity due to numerous elements.
    • Micro-beamforming (MBF) reduces complexity but introduces distortions like lobe broadening and increased side/grating lobes, degrading image quality.
    • Pre-steered radio-frequency (RF) data estimation from MBF data can enable better post-beamforming and higher image quality.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a compensation approach for estimating pre-steered RF data from MBF data.
    • To improve image quality in 2D array systems by mitigating MBF distortions.
    • To demonstrate the practical realization and benefits of the proposed compensation method.

    Main Methods:

    • A compensation approach is developed to estimate pre-steered RF data from MBF data using additional headers and compensation factors.
    • Compensation factors and headers are estimated at the probe front end and applied to the back-end digital system.
    • The method models MBF errors using a single-sided Gaussian distribution.

    Main Results:

    • Theoretical mean square error (MSE) is approximately 2.75 times lower than without compensation.
    • Simulation shows main lobe improvement, with side-lobe and grating-lobe levels improved by 11.73 dB and 19.12 dB, respectively.
    • Peak signal-to-noise ratios improved by 6-9 dB, and contrast-to-noise ratios enhanced by 0.5 dB.
    • A 7-fold reduction in cables and analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) is achieved by grouping 4x4 channels.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed compensation method effectively reconstructs pre-steered RF data, leading to significantly improved image quality in 2D array systems.
    • The method offers a practical solution for reducing system complexity and enhancing performance, as demonstrated by analog circuit designs.
    • This approach provides a substantial reduction in hardware requirements compared to fully-sampled 2D array systems.