Jabra GO 6470 QUICK START GUIDE

This document is a quick start guide for Jabra® GO™ 6470, providing contact information for assistance in Europe, Asia, and the Americas.


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Brand
Jabra
Category
medical technology
Document type
Application Note
Language
Chinese
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
1.7 MB
Published
28 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
024BF08988A368290EC116F87150B92B

About this manual

The document explains the architecture of a portable ultrasound system, covering front‑end AFE, beamforming modules, back‑end processing and power‑consumption considerations. It highlights how FPGA families such as Virtex‑6, Spartan‑6 and the 7 series enable flexible, low‑cost implementations.

Key topics include interface requirements, channel counts, ADC/DAC specifications, and the role of FPGA in reducing NRE cost and accelerating development. The note also provides a disclaimer regarding safety‑critical applications. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Portable Ultrasound System Overview
  • System Architecture
  • Front‑End (AFE)
  • Beamforming
  • Back‑End Processing
  • Power Consumption
  • Interface Requirements
  • FPGA Role in Ultrasound
  • Disclaimer

Specifications

Supported FPGA familiesVirtex‑6, Spartan‑6, 7 series
Channel count range8–128 channels
ADC sample rate30 MSPS (12‑bit)
Transducer drive voltage3 V–300 V

Frequently asked questions

Which FPGA families can be used in a portable ultrasound system?

Virtex‑6, Spartan‑6 and the 7 series FPGAs are supported.

What is the ADC specification used in the design?

A 12‑bit ADC operating at 30 MSPS is used.

What voltage range powers the transducer elements?

The transducer operates from 3 V up to 300 V.

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