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I worked at a startup making a handheld ultrasound machine back over a decade ago. Even back then we could easily power the transducer using a mobile phone capa
by daemin 8y ago
I worked at a startup making a handheld ultrasound machine back over a decade ago. Even back then we could easily power the transducer using a mobile phone capacity battery, you just need to step up the voltage to around 100v so you could feed it through the transducer and you'd get a signal back.
Last I heard the place is still going although most of the people I worked with have left already.
EDIT: Back then we were eyeing up using MEMS technology instead, though I don't think anything happened with that.