GE Logiq E9 Ultrasound System GRX Board GA200105-7

GE Logiq E9 Ultrasound System GRX Board GA200105-7

About GE Logiq E9 GRX Board

1. Basic overview of GRX Board
In a high-end ultrasound diagnostic device such as the GE Logiq E9, the GRX Board is likely to be a key component inside the system, responsible for processing or forwarding signals associated with ultrasound imaging. 

2. Possible functions and roles
Signal processing: The GRX Board may be responsible for receiving the raw signal from the ultrasonic probe and performing the initial processing and amplification for the subsequent digital signal processing unit (DSP) for more complex imaging processing.
Data transmission: Within the ultrasonic diagnostic instrument, data needs to be transmitted efficiently between individual boards. The GRX Board may act as a data transmission hub, passing the processed signal to other boards (such as display control boards, image processing boards, etc.).
System collaboration: As part of the system, the GRX Board needs to work closely with other boards to ensure that the entire ultrasound diagnostic instrument works properly. This may include collaboration with sending signal boards (such as GTX boards), receiving processing signal boards (such as MRX boards), and so on.

3. Troubleshooting and maintenance
If the GRX Board fails, it may cause the ultrasound diagnostic instrument to not work properly or the image quality to deteriorate. During troubleshooting, technicians may use specialized test tools to check the GRX Board's input and output signals, power supply, and connections to other boards. If the GRX Board is confirmed to be damaged, it is usually necessary to replace the board with a new one to restore the normal operation of the equipment.

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