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Equipment Settings and Examination Techniquen the frequency range of 7.5–13 MHz is recommended. As the operating frequency increases, the resolution improves but the imaging depth decreases. The 7.5 MHz provides a good trade-off between the resolution and the depth (Fig. 11.1).