Original CH5‑2 Curved Array Convex Ultrasound Probe Transducer for Acuson X150 X300 X700 NX2 NX3

Original CH5‑2 Curved Array Convex Ultrasound Probe Transducer for Acuson X150 X300 X700 NX2 NX3

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is a broadband convex array ultrasound transducer, model CH5-2. It is a versatile, general-purpose abdominal probe from the X-series color ultrasound lineup, featuring a frequency range of 1.4–5.0 MHz and 128 elements.

The CH5-2 is compatible with various cart-based color Doppler ultrasound systems and is one of the most frequently used standard scanning probes across general clinical departments.

Compatible models include the Acuson X150, X300, X600, X700, NX2, NX3, and P500.

 
 
► Features

1. Adjustable Multi-frequency Capability

Supports free switching between multiple frequency settings; options of 2.5 MHz, 3.6 MHz, and 5.0 MHz are available for 2D mode, allowing the user to select the appropriate frequency based on specific clinical needs.

2. Doppler Blood Flow Detection

Compatible with color flow and Doppler imaging; combined with the device's vascular enhancement algorithms, it clearly visualizes renal vessels, major abdominal vessels, and fetal cardiac blood flow spectra, enabling quantitative hemodynamic measurements.

3. Optional Needle Biopsy Guidance

Can be used with a dedicated needle guidance kit to stabilize the needle path, facilitating interventional puncture and sampling under real-time ultrasound guidance.

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►FAQ
 

Q1: Can this probe be installed directly onto the Acuson X700 system?

A1: The CH5-2 is fully compatible with the Acuson X700; the hardware interface matches, and the system automatically recognizes the probe model upon connection without requiring additional firmware modifications.

Q2: The probe cable is prone to damage from bending; how should it be maintained?

A2: Do not bend the cable sharply after use, and ensure there is some slack when storing it. Clean only with medical-grade wipes; do not immerse the probe connector in liquid, as fluid ingress into the interface can cause short circuits.

Q3: What is the cause of vertical lines in the image or areas with no echo?

A3: This is most likely due to damaged transducer elements or a broken internal cable wire, requiring an electrical continuity test. Accidental impacts or applying excessive pressure to the probe head are the primary causes of this type of failure.

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