48.1 Introduction 48.2 Propagation in Solids 48.3 Piezoelectric Excitation Gerald. Farnell 48.4 One-Dimensional Propagation McGill University 48.5Transducers 48.1 Introduction

47.1 Introduction 47.2 SAW Material Properties 47.3 Basic Filter Specifications 47.4 SAW Transducer Modeling The SAW Superposition Impulse Response Transducer

46.1 Introduction 46.2 Transduction Mechanisms Piezoelectricity Magnetostriction. Electrodynamic. Electrostatic. Magnetic. Hydraulic. Fiber Optic.Parametric Transducers. Carbon Microphones 46.3 Sensitivity and Source Level 46.4 Reciprocity

45.1Introduction 45.2 Background Discussion Modeling as a Transfer Function. Some Issues Involved i

44.1 Introduction 44.2 The Field equations Low Frequency Fields. Statics Limit 44.3 Numerical Methods C. W. Trowbridge

43. 1 Introduction 43.2 Amplifiers 43.3 Oscillators 43.4 Multipliers

Medical lmaging University of Connecticut Leon a. frizzell 116.1 Tomography Larry A Franks Tomography. Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography. Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Imaging

Bioelectronics and Joseph D. Bronzino finity College/Biomedical Allience Instruments for Central Connecticut(BOACON) Edward J. Berbari Purdue University 115.1 The Electroencephalogram Philip L. Johnson

24.1 Junction Field-Effect Transistors JFET Biasing Transfer Characteristics. JFET Output Domai Resistance. Source Follower. Frequency and Time-Domain Response. Voltage-Variable Resistor 24.2 Bipolar Transistors Biasing the Bipolar Transistor Small-Signal Operation. A Small- Signal Equivalent Circuit.low -Frequency- Performancethe

Thermal Oxidation. Diffusion. Ion Implantation.Deposition. Harold G. Parks Lithography and Pattern Transfer The University of Arizona, Tucson 23.2 Testing Built-In Self-Test- Scan. Direct Access Testing ng· Joint TestAction