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MAX2077 - Octal-Channel Ultrasound Front-End

General Description

The MAX2077 octal-channel ultrasound front-end is a fully integrated, bipolar, high-density, octal-channel ultrasound receiver optimized for low-cost, high-channel count, high-performance portable and cart-based ultrasound systems.

Key Features

  • o 8 Full Channels of LNA, VGA, and AAF in a Small, 8mm x 8mm, 56-Pin or 10mm x 10mm, 68-Pin TQFN Package o Ultra-Low Full-Channel Noise Figure of 2.4dB at RIN = RS = 200Ω o Low Output-Referred Noise of 23nV/√Hz at 5MHz, 20dB Gain, Yielding a Broadband SNR of 68dB.
  • for Excellent Second-Harmonic Imaging o High Near-Carrier SNR of 140dBc/Hz at 1kHz Offset from a 5MHz, 1VP-P Output Signal, and 20dB of Gain for Excellent Low-Velocity PW and Color-Flow Doppler Sensitivity in a High-Clutter Environ.

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19-4696; Rev 0; 7/09 www.DataSheet4U.com Octal-Channel Ultrasound Front-End General Description The MAX2077 octal-channel ultrasound front-end is a fully integrated, bipolar, high-density, octal-channel ultrasound receiver optimized for low-cost, high-channel count, high-performance portable and cart-based ultrasound systems. The easy-to-use IC allows the user to achieve high-end 2D and PW imaging capability using substantially less space and power. The highly compact imaging receiver lineup, including a low-noise amplifier (LNA), variable-gain amplifier (VGA), and antialias filter (AAF), achieves an ultra-low 2.4dB noise figure at RS = RIN = 200Ω at a very low 64.8mW perchannel power dissipation.