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    • Medical transducer technology
    • Array signal processing

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    • Sparse arrays offer manufacturing advantages for large 2-D arrays but typically have low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
    • Large divergent element (LDE) technology enhances SNR by combining large emitting area and angular aperture.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To demonstrate the feasibility of B-mode imaging using LDE sparse arrays (LDESA).
    • To increase sparse array SNR without significantly impacting image contrast.

    Main Methods:

    • Simulations using angular impulse response-based ultrasound simulation (AIRUS) for coupled image-transducer optimization.
    • Optimization of probe parameters (diameter, layout, LDE size, electroacoustic response) to maximize contrast ratio (CR).
    • Experimental characterization of a 1-MHz LDESA with a Fermat spiral layout.

    Main Results:

    • A 100-mm-diameter Fermat spiral LDESA with 256 LDEs (3.5 mm diameter) was designed and tested.
    • LDEs achieved an angular aperture of 75° at -6 dB.
    • The array demonstrated a steerable 1° wide focused beam with minimal amplitude loss and achieved 2.2-mm lateral and 1.8-mm axial resolution.

    Conclusions:

    • LDESA technology successfully enhances SNR for B-mode ultrasound imaging.
    • The developed LDESA design achieves high resolution and beam steerability, proving its clinical potential.