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Definition of «ultrasonic»

Ultrasonic refers to a frequency that is higher than what can be heard by humans, typically above 20,000 Hz. It is used in various applications such as medical imaging (e.g., ultrasound), non-destructive testing of materials, and cleaning products with ultrasonic technology.

Usage examples

  1. Ultrasonic technology is commonly used in medical imaging, such as ultrasound scans, to visualise internal organs and diagnose potential health conditions.
  2. Ultrasonic sensors are frequently employed in automotive applications to assist with parking and obstacle detection, alerting drivers of nearby objects that may not be visible.
  3. Ultrasonic cleaning devices utilize high-frequency sound waves to remove dirt, bacteria, and stains from various objects, including jewelry, eyeglasses, and dental instruments.
  4. Ultrasonic pest control devices emit ultrasonic waves to repel insects and rodents, providing a non-toxic alternative to traditional pest control methods.
  5. Ultrasonic welding is a technique that uses high-frequency vibrations to create strong bonds between materials, commonly utilized in industries such as automotive, electronics, and packaging.

Phrases with «ultrasonic»

Sentences with «ultrasonic»

  • The QST250 has been designed to give a visual indication of the output signals of parking sensors using ultrasonic sensors on a range of vehicles. (bartecusa.com)
  • The available Forward and Reverse Sensing Systems use ultrasonic sensors in the bumpers to audibly alert you to certain objects when you're moving forward or backing up at a slow speed. (pompanoford.com)
  • A practical approach to identifying, diagnosing, and treating all stages of periodontal disease including dental charting, dental radiographs, proper use of ultrasonic scalers, and hand instruments will be reviewed and demonstrated in the wet lab portion (mnveterinaryinstitute.org)
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