MB7769-711

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Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters: MB7769-711 application field and working principle

MB7769-711 is an advanced ultrasonic transmitter and receiver pair from Japan\'s Shinagawa Corporation that is specifically designed for use in medical ultrasound imaging. The MB7769-711 has become the standard by which other medical ultrasound imaging systems are judged. It is highly reliable, easy to use, and provides superior imaging capabilities.

Ultrasonic receivers are devices which convert incoming vocalized sound waves into electrical information. Ultrasonic transmitters similarly convert electrical information into sound waves which are then spatially available for sensory reception by the medium—usually either air or water. The MB7769-711 is a combination ultrasonic transmitter and receiver which has been specifically designed for medical applications.

The MB7769-711 is composed of two parts: an ultrasonic emitter and an omnidirectional receiver. The emitter array consists of micro-electro-mechanical-system (MEMS) transducers with built-in signal conditioning and processing electronics. The MEMS transducers are able to convert digital electrical signals into acoustic waves that are then sent out in three orthogonal directions. The omnidirectional receiver is a directional microphone with a built-in amplifier and signal processor. It is sensitive enough to detect and convert incoming sound waves back into digital electrical signals.

The MB7769-711 system is well suited for medical diagnostic imaging applications because of its high signal-to-noise ratio, easy integration into laboratory systems, and low power consumption. It is capable of supporting both linear and sector scanning, and the receiver array has a wide dynamic range which allows it to effectively receive signals from a wide range of depths and frequencies. It also has the capability of standardizing the digital signal, allowing the receiver to filter out unwanted noise.

In a typical medical ultrasound imaging system, the MB7769-711 transmitter is used to send small ultrasonic pulses into the body of a patient. The receiver is then used to detect and record the echoes of these pulses as they return from the organs and tissues in the body. The signal processor then analyzes these echoes and generates a high-resolution image of the patient\'s internal anatomy. Additionally, the receiver also tracks and records patient movement, allowing for accurate real-time imaging.

The MB7769-711 ultrasonic transmitter and receiver pair are a reliable, accurate, and efficient solution for medical imaging applications. It is easy to use, has low power requirements, and provides superior imaging results. With its high signal-to-noise ratio and wide dynamic range, it is able to effectively detect and convert signals from many depths and frequencies. Its combination of technical features make it the ideal choice for medical ultrasound imaging applications.

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