Editing SonixTABLET

== Introduction ==

[[File:SonixTABLET.png|200px|thumb|right|SonixTABLET]]
The SonixTABLET [http://www.ultrasonix.com/ultrasound-systems/sonixtablet SonixTABLET] is a compact ultrasound system with a 19” touch screen that can be mounted from the ceiling or wall to preserve floor space. The system is packaged with an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasound_research_interface Ultrasound Research Interface] (URI). The URI is an interface that 
allows for:
*The use of operational modes not available on a purely clinical system
*The retrieval and modification of low-level parameters used to generate ultrasound images
*The acquisition and storage of raw data in a variety of formats

In addition to the URI component, the SonixTABLET Research also has the ability to run special research tools for performing tasks such as:
*Transducer prototyping
*Connecting to the system through a network for parameter setting and data capture
*Low-level ultrasound beam sequencing and control
*Development of commercial ultrasound applications running on the Sonix platform

Here are some quick specifications that the researcher should be aware of before using the device for research:
*128 element [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_sensor transducers] (64 on phased-arrays)
*256 transmit channels (128 on both positive and negative)
*64 receive channels
*40 MHz internal clock
*14-bit ADC

== Main Topics ==
*[[SonixTABLET Research Basics]]
*[[Working with Data]]
*[[Imaging Parameters]]
*[[Customizable Files]]
*[[Protocol Setup]]
*[[3D/4D]]
*[[Visualizing Channel Data]]
*[[Transducer Prototyping]]
*[[Research Menu]]
*[[Online Research Forum]]
* [[Upgrading]]

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 Here are some quick specifications that the researcher should be aware of before using the device for research:
-*Hardware
+*128 element [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_sensor transducers] (64 on phased-arrays)
-**128 element [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_sensor transducers] (64 on phased-arrays)
+*256 transmit channels (128 on both positive and negative)
-**256 transmit channels (128 on both positive and negative)
+*64 receive channels
-**64 receive channels
+*40 MHz internal clock
-**80 MHz transmit delays calculation clock
+*14-bit ADC
-**40 MHz receive sampling clock
-**14-bit ADC
-*Operating system
-**'''Windows XP'''
-*Software
-**Exam '''6.0.x'''
-**SDK '''6.0.x'''
 == Main Topics ==