Hydrophone is a receiver transducer used to receive acoustic signals and convert them into
electrical signals, and has been widely applied in the fields of ocean observation and …

Efforts on quantitative measurements of the interactive forces of red blood cells (RBC) have
been pursued for many years in hopes of a better understanding of hemodynamics and …

In this paper, we report a calibration of acoustic trap** force of single-beam acoustic
tweezer (SBAT) at ultrahigh frequency using micropipette aspiration. The acoustic trap** …

Optical approaches for hydrophone calibrations offer significant advantages over existing
methods based on reciprocity. In particular, heterodyne and homodyne interferometry can …

There is increasing interest in the use of microbubble contrast agents for quantitative
imaging applications such as perfusion and blood pressure measurement. The response of …

Underwater acoustic pressure is typically measured by hydrophones, which should be
calibrated periodically to ensure its measurement accuracy. An alternative way to reproduce …