Jabra GO 6470 QUICK START GUIDE(1)

This document introduces the application of Xilinx's 7 series, Virtex-6, and Spartan-6 FPGAs in portable ultrasound systems. By utilizing these FPGAs to solve complex problems, it is possible to rapidly provide cutting-edge ultrasound technology within appropriate cost and power constraints.


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Brand
Jabra
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
Chinese
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
1.7 MB
Published
28 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3B67DBB4EB9A2BE08FA3BF39A06E2649

About this manual

This document describes the architecture and design considerations for a portable ultrasound system that leverages Xilinx FPGA families (7‑series, Virtex‑6, Spartan‑6). It covers system block diagrams, front‑end AFE, beam‑forming modules, and back‑end processing, highlighting how FPGA resources enable low‑cost, high‑performance implementations.

Key topics include power‑consumption strategies, interface requirements (LVDS, JESD204, SPI, high‑speed SerDes), and the trade‑offs between ASIC, DSP and FPGA solutions for ultrasound beam‑forming and signal processing. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Architecture
  • Front‑End AFE
  • Beam‑forming Modules
  • Power Consumption
  • Interface Requirements
  • FPGA Selection
  • Design Trade‑offs

Specifications

FPGA families7‑series, Virtex‑6, Spartan‑6
ADC sampling rate30 MSPS (typical 12‑bit)

Frequently asked questions

Which Xilinx FPGA families can be used for a portable ultrasound system?

The design can be implemented with 7‑series, Virtex‑6 or Spartan‑6 FPGAs.

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