Hitachi Aloka ProSound Alpha 10, Ultrasound system,easy scan ultrasound

The Alpha 10 combines a 12 Bit A/D digital beam converter, high-powered image processing channels and our exclusive probe technology to take examinations to the next level Sophisticated beam control provides high resolution and penetration while minimizing image degradation, while user-oriented operability and ergonomics create the ideal environment for fast and accurate imaging and diagnoses

Features

Dual Dynamic Display
Extended Flow Technology for blood flow definition
Power, Color, and Spectral Doppler
Duplex and triplex imaging capabilities
High resolution imaging with ultimate compounding technologies
Standard Brachytherapy seed placement grids
User-defined measurement charts and reporting capabilities
Large selection of probes with Multi-frequency, Hemispheric Sound Technolofy, and Definitive Tissue Harmonic Echo, pure sound transmission

Applications

4D, Abdominal, Breast, Cardiac, Musculoskeletal, OB-GYN, Pediatric, Small Parts, Vascular

Transducers/Probes

UST-5293-5, UST-52110S, UST-52119S, UST-52105, UST-5296, UST-52108, UST-5543, UST-547, UST-533, UST-5713T, UST-5712, UST-5548, UST-2266-5, UST-2265-2, UST-9120, UST-9115-5, UST-9128, UST-52111S, UST-675P, UST-9118, ASU-1010, UST-9136U, UST-9130, UST-5411, UST-5412, UST-52114P, ASU-1012, UST-52101, UST-52101, UST-52120S, UST-52121S

Multi-frequency probe

Multi-frequency probe is a new development of pulse-echo transducer. The probe can send out several different ultrasonic pulses, so as to cover the near field with high-frequency ultrasound, the intermediate-frequency ultrasound to cover the transition zone between the far and near fields, and the low-frequency ultrasound to cover the far field. The unit multi-frequency probe is to bond multiple layers of piezoelectric ceramics (or polymer piezoelectric materials) to each other, and lead wires from the electrodes between each layer to obtain multiple frequency ultrasonic pulse emission through exciting different layers . The digital coding of the multi-frequency probe is simple but easy to lose the signal.