Streaming velocity scales as focal pressure to the power 2 in the viscous limit and 4/3 in the inertial limit, causing the axial radiation-to-drag ratio to vary non-monotonically rather than increasing steadily.
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A planar truncated-spherical-wavefront ultrasonic transducer produces focused beams whose focal length varies approximately linearly with driving frequency near the design value, as shown by theory and water-tank experiments.
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Streaming velocity scales as focal pressure to the power 2 in the viscous limit and 4/3 in the inertial limit, causing the axial radiation-to-drag ratio to vary non-monotonically rather than increasing steadily.
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Experimental demonstration for precisely tuning the focal length of finite-aperture focused beams and vortex
A planar truncated-spherical-wavefront ultrasonic transducer produces focused beams whose focal length varies approximately linearly with driving frequency near the design value, as shown by theory and water-tank experiments.