New CANON i8CX1 (PVI-475BX)

The PVI-475BX is a curved array (convex) ultrasound transducer manufactured by Canon (formerly Toshiba Medical Systems). It is designed for use with Canon's Aplio i-series ultrasound systems.
Specifications:
Form Factor: Curved array (also known as a convex probe).
Frequency Range: 1.8−6.2 MHz or 1.8−6.4 MHz, depending on the source. This wideband frequency range allows it to perform functions that would typically require two different transducers, providing versatility.
Compatibility: It is compatible with the Canon Aplio i600, i700, i800, and i900 ultrasound systems.
Applications: It is primarily used for abdominal, fetal, and pediatric imaging. This includes a variety of examinations such as evaluating focal liver lesions, detecting calcification in the kidneys, and general abdominal and fetal studies.
Key Features and Technology:
Ultra-wideband: As an ultra-wideband transducer, it covers a broad spectrum of frequencies, which allows for a wide range of imaging depths and resolutions.
iBeamforming: The PVI-475BX works with the Aplio i-series' iBeamforming architecture, which is designed to produce sharp, uniform, and high-density ultrasonic beams for improved image quality.
Single Crystal Technology: The transducer incorporates single crystal technology and re-engineered components for enhanced performance.