Cambridge Ultrasonics - research, development, goals, expertise

Other information

Cambridge Ultrasonics was founded in 1987.
The business was started in King's College London and relocated to Cambridge in 1994.
The majority of staff have degrees from Cambridge University in Physics, Mathematics or Engineering.
Technical staff generally have PhDs with many years experience.

About

Cambridge Ultrasonics works with its clients to provide unique skills in research and development in the fields of: ultrasonic techniques, physics, electronic design, mathematics, numerical modelling and novel software algorithms.

Our goals are:

To provide a high quality research and development service to our clients.
To be a centre of excellence in physics, ultrasonic technology, electronic design and software development.
To minimize risk in research and development.
To provide clear ownership of intellectual property.

Our expertise areas are:

Ultrasonic techniques and methods.
Transducer design, construction and testing.
System analysis and design.
Finite element modelling of ultrasonic transducers, propagation and scattering.
Application of physics first principles to problem solving.
Mathematical analysis of physical problems relating to ultrasound.
High speed imaging combined with optical enhancement methods.
Analogue and digital electronic circuit design.
Software development.
Designing electronic instruments to meet international standards.
Experimental visualization of ultrasound.

Examples of previous clients and collaborators:

BMW.
Institut fur Massivbau, Technical University of Darmstadt.
Alcatel Espace.
Taywood Engineering.
SP Swedish National Testing and Research Institute.
Sonatest plc
SCIC/IETCC.
The Queen's University Belfast.
University of Uppsala, Sweden.
Acciona Infraestructuras.
Hewlett Packard.
DX Tech.