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TX7332: Increase channel count on the TX7332 for high density ultrasonic application

Part Number: TX7332


Hello, we are currently developing a new technology that will be used for assessing the integrity of nuclear reactors. We currently use a technology based on conventional ultrasound with just a few elements. The new technology we are proposing will implement thousands of transducer elements and thus we'll need to switch between active and passive elements using a mux or T/R switch, combined with a pulser.

I was looking at the TX7332, which comes with impressive specs, but it wouldn't be directly applicable to our application. Would it be feasible to re-design the TX7332 to meet the following requirements? We are well aware of the implied NRE costs for developing a new IC.

Our high level requirements:

  • Channel count of 128
  • No integrated beamformer is required
  • Pulser supporting max output of 100V will be needed
  • IC must be rad hardened and able to sustain radiation environments of ~ 300 krad/hour.

Regards,

Andres Villegas

  • Hello Andres,

    Welcome to TI E2E forum!

    Since the device TX7332 is shared under selective disclosure, we would like to take the conversation offline and discuss about your application requirements. Can you send your questions to ultrasound_tx-support@list.ti.com along with a reference to this E2E post?