Calculate the velocity difference between two reflectors, assumed to be moving directly towards an ultrasound transducer if the calculated Doppler shifts (fD) of the reflectors are 7 Reflector 1: 7000 Hz Reflector 2: 3500 Hz The frequency of the transducer is 5 MHz, and the assumed velocity of propagation is 1540ms -1

Calculate the velocity difference between two reflectors, assumed to be moving directly towards an ultrasound transducer if the calculated Doppler shifts (fD) of the reflectors are 7 Reflector 1: 7000 Hz Reflector 2: 3500 Hz The frequency of the transducer is 5 MHz, and the assumed velocity of propagation is 1540ms -1

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Chapter13: Mechanical Waves

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