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Calculation of therapy time with<br />

pulsed <strong>probes</strong><br />

Energy output and treatment time are the<br />

only parameters that can be set with superpulsed<br />

<strong>probes</strong>, and not the power output. If<br />

you change the frequency on your control<br />

unit, the software automatically calculates<br />

the energy output.<br />

Sample calculation with the pulsed<br />

single probe<br />

The pulsed single probe has a power output<br />

of 90 W with an pulse duration of 100 ns.* If<br />

you want to emit 4 Joules at a frequency of<br />

10 kHz with this probe, the treatment time<br />

will be 44 seconds.<br />

General formulae<br />

time (T) =<br />

average power<br />

output<br />

Pre-set values<br />

=<br />

Energy = 4 J<br />

total energy (E) /<br />

average power output<br />

(P)<br />

peak power output<br />

x pulse duration x<br />

frequency<br />

Frequency = 10,000 Hz<br />

Calculation of treatment time<br />

T = 4 J / 90 W x 100 ns x 10,000 Hz<br />

= 4 J / 90 W x (100 x 10-9 ) s x<br />

(10 x 10 3) Hz<br />

= 44.44 s<br />

*at less than 10,000 Hz the pulse duration<br />

is 200 ns<br />

You can set the frequency modulation in<br />

the “Changing the frequency” display.<br />

Reimers & Janssen superpulsed single<br />

probe<br />

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