Listen to the latest That Engineering Chat podcast with our MD, Gary Livingstone – covering topics such as the pandemic, AI, and how changes in manufacturing will affect the supply chain.
Listen to the latest That Engineering Chat podcast with our MD, Gary Livingstone – covering topics such as the pandemic, AI, and how changes in manufacturing will affect the supply chain.
We are delighted to announce that our Hydrophone Measurement course has been CPD approved by IPEM.
Welcome to the newest members of the Precision Acoustics team, Marina & William
In this tutorial, Andrew describes the physics of reflection and transmission phenomena and how this relates to forming an ultrasound image.
Our one-day course aims to give basic competence in selecting and using hydrophones for making pressure measurements in the MHz frequency range.
Our Principal Research Physicist, Andrew Hurrell, has created a new tutorial – Ultrasonic Nonlinear Propagation.
We can now characterise moderate to low loss materials from 200 kHz to 13 MHz. For higher loss materials, the maximum frequency of measurement could be reduced due to dynamic range limitations.
At Precision Acoustics, one of our greatest strengths is our team! We’re currently recruiting for two roles based in Dorchester.
We have recently launched a new high performance composite material designed for transducer backings operating under elevated hydrostatic pressures at 200 kHz and above – TBW650.
Listen to the latest That Engineering Chat podcast with our MD, Gary Livingstone – covering topics such as the pandemic, AI, and how changes in manufacturing will affect the supply chain.
Listen to the latest That Engineering Chat podcast with our MD, Gary Livingstone – covering topics such as the pandemic, AI, and how changes in manufacturing will affect the supply chain.
We are delighted to announce that our Hydrophone Measurement course has been CPD approved by IPEM.
Welcome to the newest members of the Precision Acoustics team, Marina & William
In this tutorial, Andrew describes the physics of reflection and transmission phenomena and how this relates to forming an ultrasound image.
Our one-day course aims to give basic competence in selecting and using hydrophones for making pressure measurements in the MHz frequency range.
Our Principal Research Physicist, Andrew Hurrell, has created a new tutorial – Ultrasonic Nonlinear Propagation.
We can now characterise moderate to low loss materials from 200 kHz to 13 MHz. For higher loss materials, the maximum frequency of measurement could be reduced due to dynamic range limitations.
At Precision Acoustics, one of our greatest strengths is our team! We’re currently recruiting for two roles based in Dorchester.
We have recently launched a new high performance composite material designed for transducer backings operating under elevated hydrostatic pressures at 200 kHz and above – TBW650.
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