Ultrasonic Suspension Technology
Technology Overview
Ultrasonic suspension technology utilizes high-frequency ultrasonic waves above 35kHz that reflect and superimpose in air medium, forming standing wave patterns. These waves create stable low-pressure nodes where objects experience upward acoustic radiation force that counteracts gravity, enabling non-contact suspension, capture, and manipulation of small objects.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Specification |
| Model |
FSD-3508-GL |
| Name |
35kHz Ultrasonic Suspension Technology |
| Frequency |
20kHz |
| Power |
800W |
| Input Voltage |
220V±10%, 50/60Hz |
| Emitter Materials |
Titanium Alloy |
| Emitter Type |
Focus Type |
| Durable Temperature |
0-80℃ |
| Application |
Ultrasonic Suspension |
Key Features
- Completely contactless operation: No fixtures or crucibles required, preventing container contamination and surface scratches
- Universal material compatibility: Capable of suspending solids, liquids, metal microspheres, and biological cells
- Adaptation to clean environments: Suitable for aseptic conditions, vacuum chambers, and high-purity material experiments
- Multi-object synchronous capture: Single standing wave channel can simultaneously suspend samples in multiple layers
- No electromagnetic interference: Unlike magnetic levitation, does not affect detection of electronic and magnetic samples