Verasonics' Transducer Selection
Verasonics Vantage Systems support a wide range of transducer technologies, making them ideal for developing and testing new ultrasound transducer materials and geometries. Verasonics has partnered with leading transducer manufacturers to simplify this process, making it easier for scientists and engineers to innovate.
To support the work of researchers, Verasonics also offers a wide range of high-quality transducers for biomedical and materials science applications. These transducers are designed to work seamlessly with Verasonics Vantage Systems, providing researchers with the tools they need to make groundbreaking discoveries.
To support the work of researchers, Verasonics also offers a wide range of high-quality transducers for biomedical and materials science applications. These transducers are designed to work seamlessly with Verasonics Vantage Systems, providing researchers with the tools they need to make groundbreaking discoveries.
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Verasonics labeled probes
Standard medical imaging* transducers, including linear array, curved array and phased array probes, with frequencies ranging from 2 MHz up to 11 MHz
GE
High-element count medical imaging* transducers, including linear, curved, phased and endo-cavitary arrays, with frequencies ranging from 1 MHz up to 12 MHz
Daxsonics
Composite Acoustic High Frequency linear array probe, with 128 elements and imaging and Doppler to 39 MHz
Vermon
Single Crystal High Frequency linear array probes, with 128 elements and frequency bandwidths ranging from 14 MHz up to 35 MHz
Vermon
Advanced technologies for Volume Imaging, including Matrix Arrays probes with 1024 elements at 3 MHz and 8 MHz
Vermon
Row-Column Array featuring orthogonally oriented arrays of 128 elements each, suitable for high frame rate volume imaging
Imasonic
Phased array transducers at 5 MHz especially developed for Materials Science & NDE
KOLO
High performance transducer pairings for Ultrasound-Guided Focused Ultrasound and HIFU research, from 500 kHz to 2 MHz
Sonic Concepts
High performance transducer pairings for Ultrasound-Guided Focused Ultrasound and HIFU research, from 500 kHz to 2 MHz
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