LM96550
LM96550 is Ultrasound Transmit Pulser manufactured by Texas Instruments.
FEATURES
- 2 8-Channel High-Voltage CMOS Pulse Generator
- Output Pulses with ±50V and 2A Peak Current
- Active Damper with Built-In Blocking Diodes
- Up to 15 MHz Operating Frequency
- Matched Delays for Rising and Falling Edges
- Low Second Harmonic Distortion Allows and
Improves Harmonic Imaging
- Continuous-Wave (CW) Operation Down to
±3.3V
- Low Phase Noise Enables Doppler
Measurements
- -145 d Bc/Hz Phase Noise at 10 MHz (1 k Hz offset)
- Output State Over-Temperature Protection
- Blocking Diodes for Direct Interface to
Transducer
- 2.5V to 5.0V CMOS Logic Interface
- Low-Power Consumption per Channel
- Over Temperature Protection
APPLICATIONS
- Ultrasound Imaging
DESCRIPTION
The LM96550 is an eight-channel monolithic highvoltage, high-speed pulse generator for multi-channel medical ultrasound applications. It is well-suited for use with TI’s LM965XX series chipset which offers a plete medical ultrasound solution targeted towards low-power, portable systems.
The LM96550 contains eight high-voltage pulsers with integrated diodes generating ±50V bipolar pulses with peak currents of up to 2A and pulse rates of up to 15 MHz. Advanced features include low-jitter and low-phase-noise output pulses ideal for continuouswave (CW) modes of operation. Active clamp circuitry is integrated for ensuring low harmonic distortion of the output signal waveform.
The LM96550 also features a low-power operation mode and over-temperature protection (OTP) which are enabled by on-chip temperature sensing and power-down logic.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
- Output Voltage: ±50 V
- Output Peak Current: ±2.0 A
- Output Pulse Rate: Up to 15 MHz
- Rise/fall Delay Matching (Max): < 3 ns
- Pulser HD2 (5 MHz): -40 d B
- Operating Temp. : 0 to +70 °C
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