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Instrument chirurgical ultrasonique : Etude de cornets résonants

2006
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Ce projet vise à étudier les paramètres principaux des cornets résonants. Ce travail se focalise sur 3 différentes géométries de cornet. Ce sont les cornets à pas, conique et exponentiel. Les différentes géométries de cornets sont étudiées à l’aide des éléments finis du logiciel ANSYS. Un autre point est l’application des Perfectly Matched Layers qui permet de définir des couches qui absorbent l’onde ultrasonique telle qu’une simulation par la méthode d’éléments finis est possible sans réflexions.

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