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kelu124
About
Was a former ultrasound engineer.
Tinkerer of sorts.
The work on Tindie is strictly my own.
Reviews
Weiting | July 26, 2019
Some comment about the Un0rick
For un0rick - Open ice40 Ultrasound Imaging Dev Board
We bought the Un0rick development board from November 2018. I don't think this is a good invention for the user.
I successfully burned the .bin file into the board on Linux in December 2018. This part was also confirmed by Luc. In theory, the board is already emitting ultrasound. We used two methods to try to capture the Waveform
1. Using the Arduino m5stack. m5stack didn’t work and made some strange noise
2. I tried to use Raspberry Pi Zero W to control Un0rick. But there are some unpredictable bugs are about IP connecting.
So, I think this product is not stable enough. It still has some bugs. I expect to develop more completely to use easier.
I successfully burned the .bin file into the board on Linux in December 2018. This part was also confirmed by Luc. In theory, the board is already emitting ultrasound. We used two methods to try to capture the Waveform
1. Using the Arduino m5stack. m5stack didn’t work and made some strange noise
2. I tried to use Raspberry Pi Zero W to control Un0rick. But there are some unpredictable bugs are about IP connecting.
So, I think this product is not stable enough. It still has some bugs. I expect to develop more completely to use easier.
Response from kelu124 | July 31, 2019
Thanks Weiting for this fair review.
I appreciate your recognizing that the board itself is working, but that the interfacing is a point of complexity: will try and improve on this.
I appreciate your recognizing that the board itself is working, but that the interfacing is a point of complexity: will try and improve on this.
Al | Dec. 22, 2018
Excellent complete ultrasound dev kit!
For un0rick - Open ice40 Ultrasound Imaging Dev Board
I bought this because there are no open source ultrasound systems available. Ultrasound is an important modality for medical imaging and I want to explore/learn with various elements of a system. This setup allows a lot of flexibility - and Kelu has been great at providing support to get the system up and running.
Response from kelu124 | July 31, 2019
Merci Al :)
Marc | Oct. 25, 2017
Great product works great
For Ultrasound imaging analog processing module
The module was great at picking up Ultrasound Echoes.
The module is highly modular with lots of break out pins very useful for testing.
I would recommend using it with a separate ADC e.g https://www.tindie.com/products/kelu124/20msps-adc-cape-for-raspberry-pi/
as the AD7274 is tricky to use directly with a raspberry pi.
Kelu124 is super helpful and answered a heap of my ultrasound questions.
The github is very useful with heaps of information.
The module is highly modular with lots of break out pins very useful for testing.
I would recommend using it with a separate ADC e.g https://www.tindie.com/products/kelu124/20msps-adc-cape-for-raspberry-pi/
as the AD7274 is tricky to use directly with a raspberry pi.
Kelu124 is super helpful and answered a heap of my ultrasound questions.
The github is very useful with heaps of information.
Marc | Oct. 25, 2017
Ultrasound Pulser that works great.
For Ultrasound imaging pulser module
Kelu124 is super helpful and answered a heap of my ultrasound questions and was able to put me in contact with a ultrasound transducer manufacturer.
The github is very useful with heaps of information.
I purchased in conjunction with ultrasound imaging analog module for a complete ultrasound imaging experience.
Make sure you have a solid ground connection as when pulsing will draw a fair amount of current.
The github is very useful with heaps of information.
I purchased in conjunction with ultrasound imaging analog module for a complete ultrasound imaging experience.
Make sure you have a solid ground connection as when pulsing will draw a fair amount of current.
