Ultrasound Probes
Cephasonics now offers a range of new generation of single crystal and piezo-composite probes with unparalleled piezoelectric performance for composite linear arrays, single crystal curved arrays, and single crystal phased arrays.
Cephasonics also offers a range of specialty and custom designed probes, all configured for direct connection to Cephasonics ultrasound systems.
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Endo-cavity Array with Ultra-Bandwidth Technology. Over 150 degrees Field of view. Excellent heat dissipation. Ergonomic design for trans-vaginal imaging.
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Single Crystal Phased Array with Ultra-Bandwidth Technology. New generation of single crystal with unparalleled piezoelectric performance. Wide bandwidth to support harmonic imaging. Excellent heat dissipation.
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Piezo Composite Linear probe with custom-designed piezo-composite materials. Superior loop sensitivity and bandwidth compared to PZT array. High performance stability and reliability
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Single Crystal Curved Array- Ultra-Bandwidth Technology. Featuring a new generation of single crystal with unparalleled piezoelectric performance. Wide bandwidth to support harmonic imaging. Provides excellent heat dissipation.
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Custom Probe Support
In addition to our ultrasound probes, we also provide a special backshell kit that allows you to attach custom or 3rd party probes with up to 192 elements to the Cephasonics ultrasound systems. Each backshell kit provides you an aluminum case, the appropriate connector for the Cephasonics system as well as two probe tuning printed circuit boards. These boards connect on one end to the micro-coax from the transducer and on the other end to the standard connector for the Cephasonics system.
In addition to our ultrasound probes, we also provide a special backshell kit that allows you to attach custom or 3rd party probes with up to 192 elements to the Cephasonics ultrasound systems. Each backshell kit provides you an aluminum case, the appropriate connector for the Cephasonics system as well as two probe tuning printed circuit boards. These boards connect on one end to the micro-coax from the transducer and on the other end to the standard connector for the Cephasonics system.
