Portable ultrasound structure

Portable ultrasound equipment is mainly composed of the following core components:

Host Unit

As the core of the portable color Doppler ultrasound diagnostic system, the host integrates the main hardware and software for ultrasound imaging. It is responsible for signal acquisition, data processing, image reconstruction and display. The host generally includes a control panel, display screen and data communication interfaces.

Ultrasound Probe

The ultrasound probe transmits ultrasonic waves and receives echo signals, serving as a key component for imaging. Portable color Doppler ultrasound systems are usually equipped with multiple types and frequencies of probes to meet the diagnostic requirements of different body parts and clinical conditions.

Power Supply System

To ensure stable operation, portable ultrasound devices support both external power supply and built-in rechargeable batteries. The built-in battery enhances portability and enables flexible use in various clinical scenarios.

Data Storage and Transmission Module

This module is used for storing and transmitting examination data, including images, videos and diagnostic reports. It commonly supports multiple transmission modes such as USB and wireless communication.

Control Panel

The control panel consists of physical buttons, knobs and a touchscreen, used for system operation, parameter adjustment and mode selection. Its user-friendly design ensures convenient and efficient operation.

Software System

The software system performs image processing, data analysis and measurement functions. It features a friendly user interface and supports multiple imaging modes and clinical applications.

Display Screen

The display screen presents ultrasound images and diagnostic results. It typically adopts a high-resolution LCD screen to provide clear image details for accurate diagnosis.