Ultrasound Solutions
Medical ultrasound imaging modality uses high-frequency mechanical sound waves to view inside the body. Ultrasound imaging is a non-ionizing, real-time modality that allows clinicians to interrogate both the anatomy and physiology of body organs.
Ultrasound systems typically use high channel count electronics to transmit and receive ultrasound signals. Transmit circuitry typically generates high-voltage signals while receive circuitry typically detects high dynamic range low-voltage signals.
Analog Devices has a comprehensive portfolio of transmit, receive, power, and clocking components to support high-performance, compact, and low-cost ultrasound designs.
Value and Benefits
- Comprehensive Signal Chain: Full suite of Tx, Rx, power, and clocking solutions for ultrasound systems.
- Advanced Imaging Support: High-performance DACs, HV pulsers, and AFEs enable classical and modern modes.
- Compact System Integration: Highly integrated transceivers suit digital probes and space-constrained designs.
Featured Products
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Interactive Signal Chains
Developer Tools and Resources
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Book & eBook
Understanding Silent Switcher Technology: High Efficiency, Low EMI eBook
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Data Sheet
ADGS1612: SPI Interface, 1 Ω RON, ±5 V, 12 V, 5 V, 3.3 V, Mux Configurable, Quad SPST Switch Data Sheet
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Product Highlight
ADA4177 Family - Setting Industry Standards for Robustness
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Product Selection Guide
Precision Products and Signal Chain Solutions: Selection Guide 2019
13.38 M
Circuit Note
CN0407: Ultrahigh Sensitivity Femtoampere Measurement Platform
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CN0370: 16-Bit, Single-Supply LED Current Driver with Less than ±1 LSB Integral and Differential Nonlinearity
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Tutorial
MT-230: Noise Considerations in High Speed Converter Signal Chains
255 kB
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