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The hi hydrophone can provide acoustic maps of any location in the radiation field during a high (or low) power experiment without damage to the hydrophone. By virtue of this function, they can be used to map near- and far-off focal areas and pressure on the radiation surface of energy exchangers。
As required, the hi hydrophone can be calibrated within its representative mhz frequency。
High-intensity hydrophones y-104, high-intensity focus hydrophone features y-120:
Under the pressure of hifu• large bandwidth
• high sensitivity
• could also be used as a source energy exchanger
• an optional mri compatible version
• optional calibration
• temperature monitoring
Coaxial cable, 1 metre, 50 om, bnc plug。
Waterproof, 0-50 degrees celsius, bc connection。
Stainless steel (standard) or brass shell (mri compatible option)。
Top size shell:
Length = 25 mm; outer diameter = 2. 8 mm (y-104) / 1. 5 mm (y-120)。
Carbon composite axle straight angle。
L or straight。
Y-104 frequency range 50 khz-1. 9 mhz, 1. 5 mm diameter component
Y-120 frequency range 2. 0-4. 0 mhz., 0. 8 mm diameter component
Working frequency ranges: 0. 05-1,900 mhz to 6 db point sensor areas covered in rigid waterproofing materials with sharp, smooth, smooth
And may be exposed directly to smooth surfaces, such as sensor surfaces without damage and radio frequency shielding through the direct angles of the carbon composite axis
Transfer voltage limits of up to 10 vpp continuous (cw); unit in water; up to 100 vpp in low space (0. 1% or less); unit in water (higher vpp, depending on the sensor)。
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