Transonic 400 Series Flowmeters

Above: T403 Triple Channel Console
Holds up to three perivascular or tubing flowmeter modules. 
The T403 console may be populated with one module or two 
modules (as shown) with blanks for expansion, or be 
filled to capacity with three modules.
Dimensions 5.21 " high x 13.46" wide x 12" deep

 

Introducing the NEW T400 Series Modular Flowmeters from Transonic

Innovative transit-time flow technology in space-conserving modules mix and match in 2 or 3-channel plug-in consoles.  The consoles are durable, streamlined cases with a shared power supply for plug-in flowmeter modules. It is also a backplane signal processor for outputting analog signal block connections.

400-Series Consoles are available in two sizes: T402 - with capacity for two modules or T403 - with capacity for three modules.

Note: Transonic T106 and T206 Flowmeters are being phased out by July 2002.  Support, including the supply of probes, cables, connectors and repairs will continue for the time being. 

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New Modules

TS420 Perivascular Flowmeter Module

  • Transonic Systems' hallmark simple plug & play mode of operation
  • Accepts M-PS-Series acute/chronic perivascular probes with precision offset and resolution specifications
  • Operates M-PAX 4-crystal cardiac output probes with independent crystal pairs for improved acoustic monitoring
  • Accurately measures volume flow of less than 1 ml/min
  • Expanded ultrasonic frequency range for the smallest flowprobes imaginable! Implantable 0.5 mm and 0.7 mm nanoprobes!
  • 160 Hz bandwidth to accurately characterize flow dynamics at high heart rates
  • Analog meter displays voltage proportional to flow
  • Easy access front panel receptable for chronic probe calibration keys

TS420 Perivascular Flowmeter 
The next generation to gold 
standard T106/T206 flowmeters

TS410 Tubing Flowmeter

  • Lowest signal-to-tubing ratio ever for tubing flow measurement
  • Operates ME-PXL-Series 4-transducer sterile tubing flowsensors:precision specifications
  • Operates ME-PXN-Series 4-crystal inline flowprobes (available soon): precision specifications
  • Programmable gain for user calibration with different fluid/temperatures
  • Programmable alarms: low/high flow; received signal threshold alarm
  • Easy-to-read numeric LED displays set-up/system status
  • Applications: isolated perfused organ flow measurement, fluid dynamics, mock circulatory models, pump and VAD device testing, bioreactor studies with cell culture media

TS410 Tubing Flowmeter and 
sterile tubing flowsensor
A dedicated module for flow 
measurement in tubing

Preconfigured Combinations
Catalog numbers for preconfigured consoles use the following suffix designations for modules:

    (-T)   TS410 Tubing Flowmeter
    (-P)   TS420 Perivascular Flowmeter
    (-B)   blank expansion slot

Single-Channel Combinations

    TS402-PB    2-channel console with one TS420
    TS403-PBB   3-channel console with one TS420
    TS402-TB    2-channel console with one TS410
    TS403-TBB   3-channel console with one TS420

Dual-Channel Combinations

    TS402-PP    2-channel console with two TS420
    TS403-PPB   3-channel console with two TS420
    TS402-TT    2-channel console with two TS410
    TS403-TTB   3-channel console with two TS420
    TS402-PT    2-channel console with one TS420
                         and one TS410
    TS403-PTB   3-channel console with one TS420
                         and one TS410

Triple-Channel Combinations

    TS403-PPP   3-channel console with three TS420
    TS403-PPB   3-channel console with two TS420
                          & one TS410
    TS402-PTT    3-channel console with one TS410
                          & two TS410
    TS403-TTT   3-channel console with three TS410

 

T402 -PP: dual channel flowmeter 
console with two TS420 Perivascular Flowmeter modules
.

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NEW Nanoprobes!

Above: 
Comparison: 0.5 mm (0.5PSB) Nanoprobe (left) compared to standard 0.5 mm V probe (right) and the tip of a ball-point pen (top).
1.5PSL probe for ascending aorta.

Unprecedented Capability

    Continuous real-time volume flow measurements in ml/min in conscious and anesthetized models for calculation of cardiac output, stroke volume and vascular resistance.

The Smallest Flowprobes Imaginable!

    Transonic 0.5PSB and 0.7PSB Precision Flowprobes use nanofabrication techniques to photo-etch structures scaled to fit murine anatomy.

Gold Standard Accuracy

    Validated ultrasonic transit-time technology: Waveforms demonstrate Transonic's signature zero baseline stability and high resolution of flows less than 1 ml/min..

Nanoprobe on murine renal artery (left) and waveform of conscious
renal blood flow day 1 after implant of 0.7SB flowprobe (above).
Courtesy of M. Callahan, Wake Forest University Medical College

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Specifications and Accessories for Murine Applications

Size

VESSEL
MC-probe

VESSEL
MA-probe

BI-DIRECTIONAL FLOW

ACCURACY

ULTRA-
SOUND


Probe

mm


OD mm
chronic


OD mm
acute

 Resol-           Scale         Maximum
 ution1          Settings2      Range3


           Low Flow  Normal Flow
ml/min    ml/min     ml/min  ml/min 

  Zero        Ab.    Relative
Offset4     Acc.5     Acc.

 ml/min      %          %


Frequency

MHz

PS-Series Nanoprobes

 0.5PS
0.7PS
1.5PS

1PR

0.3-0.48
0.4-0.7
1.2-1.5

0.7 - 1.0

0.3-0.5
0.5-0.7
1.2-1.5

0.7 - 1.2

   0.03        1.5        6           30
   0.05         2.5      10           50
   0.075      10.0      40          200

   0.05            5      20          100

  ±0.12      ± 15      ± 2
 
±0.2        ± 15      ± 2
 
±0.8        ± 15      ± 2

  ±0.8        ± 10      ± 2

14.4
9.6
4.8

7.2

Nanoprobe

Physical

Specifications

Probe

Cable Orientation

Width

Length

Depth

Lumen

Maximum Cable Length

 0.5PS
0.7PS
1.5PS

1PR

 back or side
back or side
lateral only

back or side

3.2 mm
3.2 mm
4.25 mm

6.5 mm

3.3 mm
3.5 mm
3.75 mm

5.5 mm

1.0 mm
1.2 mm
2.0 mm

4.0.5 mm

0.470 mm
0.65 mm
1.650 mm

1.1 x 1.5 mm

30 cm
30 cm
30 cm

60 cm

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