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InterSonoScan USB is developed by Interson Corporation. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.9, 2.1, 2.2 and 3.0. The name of the program executable file is ISSUSB.exe. Works with bs file type. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers. Note: The software provided in the following download links are for Simpli Series array probes only. Please contact Interson Customer Support for software request for other ultrasound probes. Minimum System Requirements. Computer Operating System – Windows 7, 10; Minimum processor – 2.5 GHz (or 1.6 GHz if i5) Minimum RAM – 4 GB; USB 2.0 port. Note: some browsers may indicate that the installers are malicious files. This is a common problem when offering download of executable files (for example see discussion here).

Ultrasound imaging has been around for decades, but Open Source ultrasound has not. While there are a ton of projects out there attempting to create open ultrasound devices, most of this is concentrated on the image-processing side of things, and not the exceptionally difficult problem of pinging a sensor at millions of times a second, listening for the echo, and running that through a very high speed ADC.

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For his entry into the Hackaday Prize, [kelu124] is doing just that. He’s building an ultrasound board that’s built around Open Hardware, a fancy Open Source FPGA, and a lot of very difficult signal processing. It also uses some Rick and Morty references, so you know this is going to be popular with the Internet peanut gallery.

USB ultrasound probes. Interson designs, manufactures, sells, and supports a variety of USB ultrasound probes in our ISO 13485 facility. All probes are manufactured in the United States and are subject to regulation by the U. Food and Drug Administration and other international, state, and local regulations. Interson Probe Ultrasound Applications. A repository for interactive ultrasound applications using Interson probes. Currently the repository contains two applications. UltrasoundOpticNerveUI: Automatic optic nerve width estimation suing the INterson linear array ultrasound probe. SpectroscopyRecorderUI: Raw RF signal recorder; Requirements.

The design of the ultrasound system is based around an iCE40 FPGA, the only FPGA with an Open Source toolchain. Along with this, there are a ton of ADCs, a DAC, pulsers, and a high voltage section to drive the off-the-shelf ultrasound head. If you’re wondering how this ultrasound board interfaces with the outside world, there’s a header for a Raspberry Pi on there, too, so this project has the requisite amount of blog cred.

Already, [kelu] has a working ultrasound device capable of sending pulses out of its head and receiving the echo. Right now it’s just a few pulses, but this is a significant step towards a real, working ultrasound machine built around a reasonably Open Source toolchain that doesn’t cost several arms and legs.