Test Equipment
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FirstCall™
FirstCall™ is a high speed probe testing device designed to measure the acoustic and electrical properties within an ultrasound transducer. FirstCall™ can determine the operational effectiveness of an ultrasound transducer and provide data for acceptance testing, troubleshooting, and ongoing quality testing.
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Nickel™
The Nickel™ is a handheld ultrasound testing device. The Nickel™ senses acoustic pulses emitted by elements of an ultrasound probe and generates a return acoustic signal simulating a target. The user knows that a signal has been received when the LED on The Nickel™ goes from red to green, providing an immediate initial diagnosis.
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iTest PRO™
The iTest PRO™ is an electrical safety analyzer compatible with all types of ultrasound transducers. The iTest PRO™ can test the electrical values of a probe independent of the ultrasound system. The iTest PRO™ is especially recommended in the testing of Transesophageal (TEE) probes prior to each use, as recommended by most TEE ultrasound device manufacturers.
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Optimal™ Phantom
The Optimal™ Phantom is a comprehensive tissue mimicking phantom that can evaluate the image quality and geometric accuracy of ultrasound systems with an effective operating frequency range of 2.25 to 10MHz. The phantom is designed with a combination of monofilament line targets for distance measurements and tissue mimicking target structures of varying sizes and contrast content. Four gray scale targets ranging in contrast from +6 to -3 dB are provided to evaluate the system’s displayed dynamic range and gray scale processing performance. The Optimal™ Phantom provides a unique dual scan surface design to easily accommodate linear, sector, endoscopic probes and transesophageal (TEE) probes.
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