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Did You Know? GaGe Digitizers in Brain Imaging & Neurological Applications

Introduction GaGe high-performance digitizers are playing a transformative role in advancing neurological diagnostics and brain research. GaGe digitizers provide the speed and precision needed for advanced brain imaging and neurological research. In focused ultrasound therapies, they enable real-time monitoring for opening the blood-brain barrier to deliver drugs safely and precisely. Their high-speed data capture also supports EEG, MEG, and brain-computer interface applications, offering accurate signal acquisition for diagnostics and therapeutic development. GaGe technology empowers deeper insights into brain function and next-generation neurotherapies. Unlocking the Brain: Non-Invasive Method to Open the Blood-Brain Barrier using Ultrasound & Microbubbles Challenge: [...]

By |May 2nd, 2025|Categories: Application Notes-GaGe, Brand-GaGe, Industry-Medical, Whitepapers-GaGe|Comments Off on Did You Know? GaGe Digitizers in Brain Imaging & Neurological Applications

High-Speed Digitizers

    High-Speed Digitizers / Oscilloscopes When speed and accuracy define success, GaGe high speed digitizers and PC oscilloscopes deliver unmatched data acquisition performance. Built to capture fast, transient signals with extraordinary resolution and reliability, these powerful solutions sustain maximum Effective Number of Bits (ENOB) across wide frequency ranges — ensuring precise, high-fidelity signal capture every time. With sampling rates up to 6 GS/s and deep onboard memory reaching 16 GB, GaGe’s PCIe and PXIe digitizers combine blazing-fast data capture with 8-bit, 12-bit, 14-bit, and 16-bit high-resolution options. Whether you’re analyzing wideband signals, designing radar systems, monitoring RF [...]

By |May 19th, 2022|Comments Off on High-Speed Digitizers

Did You Know? GaGe Digitizers in Medical Applications

Introduction High-speed digitizers are indispensable tools in the medical and pharmaceutical industries, transforming how data is captured, processed, and analyzed. These  advanced devices enable precise measurement and real-time monitoring in applications ranging from medical imaging and diagnostics to biomedical research and  pharmaceutical development. By converting analog signals into high-resolution digital data at unprecedented speeds, high-speed digitizers enhance accuracy and efficiency, driving innovation and improving patient outcomes in some of the most critical healthcare applications. Reaching Deep: Enhanced Brain Stimulation with Advanced H-Coils The application refers to advancements in transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a technique used in neuroscience [...]

By |April 9th, 2025|Categories: Application Notes-GaGe, Brand-GaGe, Industry-Medical, Whitepapers-GaGe|Comments Off on Did You Know? GaGe Digitizers in Medical Applications

The Answer Vault: GaGe CompuScope Digitizers — Q & A with Dr. Andrew Dawson

Introduction This document explores the advanced features of GaGe CompuScope Digitizers in a variety of applications, featuring insights from Dr. Andrew Dawson. A seasoned physicist and leader, Dr. Dawson holds a Doctorate in experimental solid-state physics from McGill University and has extensive experience in ultrasonic material analysis. As an application engineer for GaGe, his experience has exposed him to a wide variety of digitizer applications, making this a valuable resource for understanding cutting edge advancements in the field. Question 1: Can You Provide some Features of GaGe CompuScope Digitizers that are useful in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) applications? [...]

By |January 29th, 2025|Categories: Answer Vault, Application Notes-GaGe, Brand-GaGe, Industry-Compliance Testing, Industry-Government/Military, Whitepapers-GaGe|Comments Off on The Answer Vault: GaGe CompuScope Digitizers — Q & A with Dr. Andrew Dawson

Did You Know? GaGe RazorMax Express Digitizer/Oscilloscope: An Efficient & Cost-Effective Tool for High-Energy Physics Particle Counting Applications

Introduction Figure 1. Examples of photo-mulitiplier tubes, or PMTs (Photo courtesy of Hamamatsu). An important category of experimental physics is nuclear and particle physics, a near synonym for high-energy physics. A broad range of experiments in this domain are classed as scattering experiments in which an incident particle hits a target and the resulting scattered particles are studied. Scattering processes can involve the creation or annihilation of particles. The modern approach to studying scattered particles is to employ particle detectors, devices that detect individual particles impinging upon them. This paper provides an overview of typical instruments [...]

By |January 8th, 2025|Categories: Brand-GaGe, Industry-Government/Military, Industry-Measurement Applications, Industry-Medical, Industry-R&D, Industry-Semiconductor, Industry-Semiconductor-GaGe, Knowledge Center-GaGe, Whitepapers-GaGe|Comments Off on Did You Know? GaGe RazorMax Express Digitizer/Oscilloscope: An Efficient & Cost-Effective Tool for High-Energy Physics Particle Counting Applications

Press Release: Vitrek Adds New 16-Bit Resolution, 4 Channel A/D Card To GaGe Product Line

Vitrek, LLC Expands Industry-Leading MTI PBS line to include the PBS eXpress™, a Portable Engine Balancing System for Business and Regional Jets Lightweight, portable system utilizes proven PBS technology for fast, highly accurate rebalancing of small-frame turbofan and turboprop engines

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Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization

Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization Customer Case This customer's application is Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization. Their ultrasonic sensors transmit 16 signals. The customer's requirement is to capture 512 points on the 16 channels, average them together, and then store the data in a buffer, with the system running continuously. They would like to be able to update the average buffer and recapture data as fast as possible. They would then like to log the data to disk or process the data and display an image on the screen. Since the signals coming in from their ultrasonic sensors are very weak, the customer [...]

By |March 13th, 2023|Comments Off on Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization
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