Which destructive consequence arises in pulsed ultrasound transducers when exceeding intensity limits?

💡 Explanation

Acoustic cavitation occurs because high-intensity sound waves create microbubbles that collapse violently, damaging the transducer crystal structure due to localized pressure spikes, rather than causing dielectric breakdown with electrical effects. Therefore, option B is observed, rather than A, C, or D.

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