
doi: 10.1121/1.413543
A device for mounting an ultrasonic transducer on user equipment for operation in a contaminating, ambient environment. A housing has a forwardly extending, profiled inner surface for promoting focusing along an axis of ultrasonic waves emitted by a transducer mounted against a shoulder of the casing. A chamber adjacent to a backside of the transducer is formed by a rearwardly extending portion of the casing and a cap forming an overlap portion therewith. A bladder disposed in the chamber has a port which vents into the overlap portion such that pressure equalization across the transducer is dynamically maintained. A calibrator offset by known displacement from the transducer provides a reflected wave portion to the transducer such that errors caused by temperature dependency of the velocity of propagation of the ultrasonic waves through the ambient environment can be substantially eliminated.
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