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REMOVING THE UBM TRANSDUCER
The UBM probe is capable of ulizing both a 35mHz and 50mHz transducer. This transducer can
be changed/replaced by the operator or removed for cleaning. Refer to the Cleaning and
Disinfecon secon for cleaning instrucons.
CAUTION: The gold surface of the transducer is very fragile. Avoid contact with this
surface .
1. Gently pivot the transducer connector to one side.
2. To detach the transducer from the probe, gently grip the sides of the
transducer and unscrew the transducer moving in a counter-
clockwise moon.
3. To reaach the transducer to the probe, gently grip the sides of the
transducer and screw on the transducer moving in a clockwise
moon. When screwing on the transducer, it should be inserted far
enough that the black o-ring is in complete, rm contact.
NOTE: Before reaaching the transducer, be sure that the
connector interior for both the probe and transducer are
completely dry (i.e. aer cleaning). Also, ensure that the
connector interiors are completely dry before storage.
UBM PROBE — DGH1500*
1. Removable Transducer
2. O-Ring
3. Rubber Gasket
4. Probe Top Idener
5. Probe Handle
6. Probe Connector
DGH1500 Label
TRANSDUCER MODEL DGH1500-35 DGH1500-50
TRANSDUCER FREQUENCY* 35 MHz 50 MHz
SCAN ANGLE DISPLAYED 30 degrees 30 degrees
FOCAL POINT 12.8 mm (nominal) 12.8 mm (nominal)
DEPTH OF FIELD 11.5 mm—14 mm 11.5 mm—14 mm
LATERAL RESOLUTION 80 µm (nominal) 50 µm (nominal)
AXIAL RESOLUTION 65 µm (nominal) 50 µm (nominal)
REPLACEMENT PROBE CABLE FLEX-PCABLE (8’-0” length) FLEX-PCABLE (8’-0” length)
REPLACEMENT TRANSDUCER
O-RING
C323000 C323000
* The DGH1500 probe can be used with either the 35 MHz or the 50 MHz transducer.
NOTE: Probe may be completely submerged when disconnected from probe cable.
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