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Homepage>BS Standards>11 HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY>11.040 Medical equipment>11.040.55 Diagnostic equipment>DD IEC/TS 62306:2006 Ultrasonics. Field characterisation. Test objects for determining temperature elevation in diagnostic ultrasound fields
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DD IEC/TS 62306:2006 Ultrasonics. Field characterisation. Test objects for determining temperature elevation in diagnostic ultrasound fields

DD IEC/TS 62306:2006

Ultrasonics. Field characterisation. Test objects for determining temperature elevation in diagnostic ultrasound fields

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Standard number:DD IEC/TS 62306:2006
Pages:40
Released:2008-02-29
ISBN:978 0 580 55052 2
Status:Standard
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DD IEC/TS 62306:2006


This standard DD IEC/TS 62306:2006 Ultrasonics. Field characterisation. Test objects for determining temperature elevation in diagnostic ultrasound fields is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 17.140.50 Electroacoustics
  • 11.040.55 Diagnostic equipment
This Technical Specification is applicable to medical diagnostic ultrasonic fields. This Technical Specification establishes: - the important characteristics and terminology for test objects containing an embedded thermal sensor to determine ultrasonic heating; - requirements for defining particular types of test object for specific applications; - examples of design features which will ensure that the performance specifications are achieved; - validation procedures; - general test methods for using test objects to determine standardised temperature rises.
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