MB7138-210

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Ultrasonic receivers, transmitters, are used widely in various industries, with their own unique application areas, particularly in the field of medicine, where they are a widely used medical imaging device. The MB7138-210 is a specific example of an ultrasonic receiver, transmitter, designed for medical use, and understanding its application field and working principle will help give us a better understanding of how it is used.

First off, let’s take a look at the application field of the MB7138-210 ultrasonic receiver, transmitter. The MB7138-210 is a small, ultra-low profile and ultra-low power device, designed to be used in a variety of medical applications including imaging and therapeutic procedures. It consists of a number of piezoelectric elements as transducers, which help to convert acoustic waves into electrical signals, and vice versa. As such, the MB7138-210 is highly beneficial for medical imaging applications, as it can transmit high-frequency sound, enabling imaging with greater contrast and resolution. In addition, the MB7138-210 is also capable of operating in both transmission and reception modes, allowing for a wide range of applications, including the detection of the precise location of a tumor or lesion. Furthermore, due to its low power consumption, the MB7138-210 can be used in the battery powered medical devices, making for a much more efficient medical device.

Now let’s take a look at the working principle of the MB7138-210 ultrasonic receiver, transmitter. As mentioned before, the device consists of a number of piezoelectric elements as transducers, which help to convert acoustic waves into electrical signals, and vice versa. When in transmission mode, the piezoelectric elements convert electrical signals into acoustic waves, usually in the range of several kilohertz. The acoustic waves then travel through the medium (usually air, water, or tissue) until they reach an object. The echo of the acoustic wave then reflects off the object, and is returned to the receiving transducer, which then in turn converts the echo into an electrical signal. The electrical signal is then amplified, filtered, and processed by the MB7138-210 to acquire the desired image.

When the device is in reception mode, the MB7138-210 uses the same principle as transmitter mode. Once the acoustic wave is received, it is converted by the transducer into an electrical signal, which is again amplified, filtered, and processed by the device. This process is then repeated for the multiple transducers, and is then used to build up a more comprehensive image of the object, or for more specific medical analysis.

The MB7138-210 ultrasonic receiver, transmitter is a highly efficient and effective medical imaging device, with a wide range of applications and advantages. It is a low power device, capable of operating in either transmission or reception modes, and is capable of providing high-resolution images. Thus, understanding its application field and working principle can give us a better understanding of its uses and advantages.

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