Mettler Electronics Sonicator 740 - Page 4

Mettler Electronics Corp. — Rev.G_06/28/12
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List of Figures
No. Title Page
1.1 Sonicator 740 with all the available applicators 5
3.1 Back side view of unit—mains power switch, line cord connection, banana jack for combination
therapy and 1cm² applicator holder 12
3.2 Front side view—Applicator cable connection 12
3.3 Side view of unit showing applicator cradle with floating magnet and hook 12
3.4 Bottom view—Battery door 13
3.5 Installing the Battery 13
3.6 Connecting the Applicator to the Universal Applicator Cable, line up pegs, push in all the way
and rotate ¼ turn clockwise 13
4.1 Control panel and display 19
4.2 Combination Therapy Connections—Banana jack is located above the symbol 22
4.3 Combination Therapy Example 22
7.1 Ultrasound Absorption, Skin 27
7.2 Ultrasound Absorption, Fat 27
7.3 Ultrasound Absorption, Muscle with the Ultrasound Beam Perpendicular to the
Muscle Fibers 27
7.4 Ultrasound Absorption, Bone 28
7.5 High Frequency Sound Waves 28
7.6 Ultrasound Application Techniques 29
7.7 Underwater Treatment Technique 29
7.8 Differences between Transducers 29
9.1 10% Pulse Waveform 34
9.2 20% Pulse Waveform 34
9.3 50% Pulse Waveform 34
9.4 Continuous Waveform 35
9.5 10 cm² Applicator (1 MHz)—Three Dimensional Beam Pattern 35
9.6 5 cm² Applicator (1 MHz)—Three Dimensional Beam Pattern 35
9.7 5 cm² Applicator (3.2 MHz)—Three Dimensional Beam Pattern 36
9.8 1 cm² Applicator (3.3 MHz)—Three Dimensional Beam Pattern 36