Abstract: A resonator including a vibration structure, a first electrode, and a second electrode is provided. The vibration structure includes a vibration region, a protrusion portion, an opening, and a frame portion. The vibration region has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The protrusion portion surrounds the vibration region. The opening is disposed at a side of the vibration region and between the vibration region and the protrusion portion. The opening has a first side adjacent to the vibration region and a second side far away from the vibration region. The second side is opposite to the first side. A length of the first side is greater than a length of the second side. The frame portion surrounds the protrusion portion. The first electrode is disposed on the first surface. The second electrode is disposed on the second surface.

Abstract: A method for enhancing shear wave imaging based on an acoustic vortex includes the following steps. An ultrasonic beam in an acoustic vortex waveform is transmitted to a target tissue through an ultrasonic transducer. An original wave source generated by the ultrasonic beam is sensed through the target tissue. The original wave source forms a shear wave source in a unit periodicity. The at least one shear wave source responds to generate a constructive interference shear wave source. A shear wave is generated through the constructive interference shear wave source. Tissue characteristic information is obtained based on the shear wave imaging. An image of a displacement generated by the shear wave is drawn through the tissue characteristic information.

Abstract: A vibration-absorbing structure for packaging a crystal resonator includes a package base, a resonant crystal blank, and a top cover. The top of the package base has a recess. The sidewall of the package base surrounds the recess. The resonant crystal blank has a border area, at least one serpentine connection area, and a resonant area. The serpentine connection area is connected between the border area and the edge of the resonant area. The border area is arranged on the sidewall. The top cover, arranged on the border area, covers the recess, the at least one serpentine connection area, and the resonant area.

Abstract: A resonator including a vibration structure, a first electrode, and a second electrode is provided. The vibration structure includes a vibration region, a protrusion portion, an opening, and a frame portion. The vibration region has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The protrusion portion surrounds the vibration region. The opening is disposed at a side of the vibration region and between the vibration region and the protrusion portion. The opening has a first side adjacent to the vibration region and a second side far away from the vibration region. The second side is opposite to the first side. A length of the first side is greater than a length of the second side. The frame portion surrounds the protrusion portion. The first electrode is disposed on the first surface. The second electrode is disposed on the second surface.

Abstract: A vibration-absorbing structure for packaging a crystal resonator includes a package base, a resonant crystal blank, and a top cover. The top of the package base has a recess. The sidewall of the package base surrounds the recess. The resonant crystal blank has a border area, at least one serpentine connection area, and a resonant area. The serpentine connection area is connected between the border area and the edge of the resonant area. The border area is arranged on the sidewall. The top cover, arranged on the border area, covers the recess, the at least one serpentine connection area, and the resonant area.

Abstract: The present invention provides a vortexed-acoustic-field method for creating cell permeability and opening blood-brain barrier, which comprises using an ultrasonic transducer; using a probe emitting a vortexed acoustic field, the probe emitting a vortexed acoustic field having a piezoelectric patch comprising at least one inner channel, where when there is a plurality of inner channels, a phase difference is generated between each two channels, which is used by the ultrasonic transducer to generate a vortex in an acoustic channel; and generating a vortexed acoustic field to enable the cells to have permeability, where the vortexed acoustic field has the following parameters: frequency: 20 kHz to 20 MHz, and acoustic pressure: 0.1 to 10 MPa.

Abstract: A vortex catheter thrombolytic system comprises an ultrasonic transducer; and a probe for transmitting a vortex acoustic field as well as a catheter, wherein the catheter is arranged in the probe for transmitting the vortex acoustic field, is connected to the ultrasonic transducer and is provided with a first inner channel and a second inner channel, the first inner channel is used for delivering drugs, and the second inner channel is used for vortex driving. A thrombolytic method comprises: performing an ultrasonic execution step through the vortex catheter thrombolytic system so as to generate an acoustic vortex; executing a focusing step so as to focus a drug delivery carrier to the center of the acoustic vortex; and executing a manipulation step so as to manipulate the drug delivery carrier to a lesion area.

Abstract: An ultrasonic device for transversely manipulating drug delivery carriers includes a driving unit and a transducer. The transducer is electrically connected to the driving unit and has a piezoelectric sheet in a curved shape. The piezoelectric sheet includes a plurality of channels, and a phase difference is generated between every two of the channels by the driving unit for producing an acoustic vortex.

Abstract: An ultrasonic device for transversely manipulating drug delivery carriers includes a driving unit and a transducer. The transducer is electrically connected to the driving unit and has a piezoelectric sheet in a curved shape. The piezoelectric sheet includes a plurality of channels, and a phase difference is generated between every two of the channels by the driving unit for producing an acoustic vortex.

Abstract: An adjustable headlight device comprises a lens having a light input portion and a light output portion, a light reflection control set having a first and a second light reflection members, and a light emitting diode arranged between the first and the second light reflection members. The first light reflection member is arranged under the lens and has a first reflection portion arranged toward the light input portion. The second light reflection member is arranged at one side of the light input portion and has a second reflection portion arranged toward the light input portion. the first light reflection member and the second light reflection member are configured to effectively decrease the light transmission space with the light reflection principle. The adjustable headlight device may make a lighting distance change to achieve the effect of switching a high beam headlight and a low beam headlight.