Submersible Ultrasonic Scanning Camera

An ultrasonic camera is a device which focuses ultrasonic energy into a detector containing a piezo film bonded to an array which converts the ultrasonic energy into a visual image.
The 128x128 array covers approximately 1" square (6.5 cm square).

This exciting new technology permits imaging large areas in real-time with high resolution. Scans traditionally done with ultrasonic single-point scanning can now be accomplished in minutes rather than hours, without compromising resolution.

Parts can be inspected and viewed as a video image, as opposed to ultrasonic A-, B-, and C-scans, eliminating the need for ultrasonically trained personnel. Matec's advanced imaging software can be integrated into the system to produce automated defect detection and location. Data can be stored in a video or digital format.

This new technology has the ability to detect defects in orientations otherwise unrecognizable with traditional ultrasound.