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P3G-4 Signal to Noise Gains for Evaluating Beamforming Strategies

This paper defines the echo signal-to-noise ratio (eSNR) for pulse-echo systems that adapts to the effects of shift-varying impulse responses, spatiotemporal coding and various beamformers. Measurement techniques using point targets or random scattering media can be interrelated for a broad range of experimental conditions through eSNR. The eSNR definitions are also illustrated by comparing a spatial matched filter (SMF) beamformer to conventional dynamic receive focusing methods (DRF) to evaluate performance based on resolution and sensitivity. Closed-form expressions are presented that predict eSNR gains from SMF approaches relative to other beamformers