Phased-array technology

► Acronyms

► Phased array principles

► Advantages of phased arrays

► The importance of modeling

► Advantages of phased-array probes

► Analysis capabilities

► Modeling and driving 2D arrays

► Dynamic-depth focusing illustrated

► 3D imaging using phased-array ultrasonics
Please wait while the animation is loading... M2M pocket system, here presented with the “Sinus arm” from Metalscan. Real-time and scaled C-scan, with A and B-scan displays. The animation illustrates the “paintbrush” inspection of a composite calibration sample.

M2M pocket system, here presented with the “Sinus arm” from Metalscan. Real-time and scaled C-scan, with A and B-scan displays. The animation illustrates the “paintbrush” inspection of a composite calibration sample. 

Ultrasonic Phased-Array Solutions

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March 12, 2008
Please wait... video loading. 2D flexible array (IMASONIC, 64 elements) used in conjunction with a M2M MULTIX 64 system. The position of the probe is encoded. The 3D sectorial scan is displayed in real-time while performing the scan. Video courtesy of the CEA (Nuclear Research Center, France).

2D flexible array (IMASONIC, 64 elements) used in conjunction with a M2M MULTIX 64 system. The position of the probe is encoded. The 3D sectorial scan is displayed in real-time while performing the scan. Video courtesy of the CEA (Nuclear Research Center, France).

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