MB7360-610

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Ultrasonic sound devices have been used for many years in a variety of applications, ranging from non-destructive testing to medical imaging. Ultrasonic receivers, transmitters, and processing circuitry are the primary components of these systems. The MB7360-610 is an example of an ultrasonic device that integrates a receiver and transmitter in one package, making it an effective and efficient solution for a variety of applications.

The MB7360-610 receiver/transmitter is based on a highly integrated CMOS design and features a programmable transceiver, with direct frequency control via RS232/SPI interface. The device offers a wide dynamic range, dynamic channel-fading, and fast switching times at high frequencies and pulse repetition rates. The device supports both single- and multi-channel operation, allowing simultaneous reception and transmission of up to four different frequencies. The MB7360-610 system includes an analog front end for reception and a digital back end for signal processing and modulation.

The MB7360-610 receiver/transmitter works by generating and receiving backscatter signals. These signals are generated by a transmitter employing a standard ultrasonic frequency range between 100-150 kHz, giving it great versatility in applications. Upon the transmission of a signal, the receiver uses an acoustic ‘lens’ to capture the returning echoes and amplify them in order to obtain the desired signal. Owing to its wide operating frequency range and low power consumption of 1W, it is an ideal solution for applications such as imaging, non-destructive testing, and acoustic telemetry.

The signal captured by the receiver is then processed by the digital back end. The digital back end consists of two main components, a pulse repetition frequency mixer and a frequency-shift-keying signal processor. The pulse repetition frequency mixer is employed to perform pulse compression to reduce false signal detection. On the other hand, the frequency-shift-keying signal processor is used to demodulate the received signals. These processes are carried out in alignment with the transmitted signals, and the resulting output is then passed on for further processing, such as image processing.

The MB7360-610 provides an effective and efficient solution for applications where precise and highly-controllable transmit and receive operations are required. The receiver/transmitter has been developed to cater to a wide variety of applications, such as Nondestructive Testing (NDT), medical imaging, acoustic surveying, and telemetry. It has great potential for use in numerous other situations where high precision and accurate distance measurement are of utmost importance.

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