Marsonics DAQ
Multichannel photoacoustic data acquisition system
A multichannel acquisition, external-trigger synchronization and raw-data workflow for photoacoustic system integration and reconstruction-algorithm development.
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Research uses
- Synchronized acquisition of photoacoustic detection signals
- Integration of light sources, transducers and reconstruction software
- Raw-channel analysis and custom reconstruction-algorithm research
Confirm before selecting a configuration
- Active channels, bandwidth, sample rate and probe connector
- Trigger polarity, delay, cascading and light-source synchronization
- Data interface, host computer, file format and storage
How do DAQ and USP differ for system selection?
For experiments centered on receiving and acquiring photoacoustic signals, start with DAQ. For programmable ultrasound transmission and reception, also consider USP. Confirm the probe, synchronization, data and experimental requirements before selection.
Scope and validation
This page describes a research platform. It does not establish an approved diagnostic or therapeutic use, a clinical outcome, or a configuration-independent performance claim. Human research and translation require applicable ethics review, approvals and experimental validation.
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- Imaging examples and research references (Chinese)