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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE Trans Med Imaging. 2016 Dec 21;36(4):983–993. doi: 10.1109/TMI.2016.2643565

TABLE I.

Comparison between AS-PAM, FD-PAM and TD-PAM

Simulated data1

Back-propagation method Bandwidth (# Frequency bins) Runtime (Sec) FWHM (Axial) FWHM (Transverse) SBNR (Low noise) SBNR (High noise)
TD-PAM 21.7×l03kHz 40.2±0.2 4.1 0.92 474 13±1
FD-PAM 24.3 kHz (#1) 0.06±0.002 4.0 0.87 229 16±7
FD-PAM 1215 kHz (#50) 2.2±0.09 4.2 0.93 317 37±7
AS-PAM 24.3 kHz (#1) 0.03±0.001 4.2 1.09 546 18±2
AS-PAM 1215 kHz (#50) 0.20±0.01 4.3 1.11 740 42±13

Experimental data2

Back-propagation method Bandwidth(# Frequency bins) Runtime (Sec) FWHM (Axial) FWHM (Transverse) Peak location SBNR>10 (# images)

TD-PAM 6.42 MHz 44.5±0.6 18.8±5.9 (med: 17.4) 1.9±0.4 (med: 1.8) 120.5±2. (med: 120.5)7 26±16.8 (#106/780)
FD-PAM 3 MHz (#480) 10.8±0.4 21.1±8.4 (med: 18.5) 1.9±0.5 (med: 1.8) 120.5±2.6 (med: 120.8) 28±19 (# 112/780)
AS-PAM 3 MHz (#480) 1.77±0.03 24.2±6.2 (med: 22.1) 2.5±1.2 (med: 2.1) 123.7±4.9 (med: 124.8) 29.5±20 (#118/780)
1

# of data points: 1790; image dimensions: 128×128 (TD-PAM & FD-PAM), 512×128 (AS-PAM); distance from Array: 34 mm.

2

# of data points: 2048; image dimensions: 64×128 (TD-PAM & FD-PAM), 512×128 (AS-PAM); distance from Array: 120 mm.

FWHM and Peak location are expressed in mm. The FWHM was estimated by data-fit of the line profiles.