Front Panel

1POWER BUTTON

Pressing the latching power button connects the amplifier to the AC mains, turning it on. Power consumption when fully on and at idle is approxi- mately 140 watts for the BPA 2 and 210 watts for the BPA 3.

At your option, you may also toggle the BPA between a standby mode and fully on by connecting its remote turn on jack to the corresponding remote turn on output on a Proceed control unit such as the AVP.

When first powered up, the BPA will always go to fully on, regardless of the signal present at its remote turn-on jack. If the control unit then turns on, the amplifier will remain on; thereafter, the two will remain in sync. If power is removed from the BPA, it will automatically re-sync with the con- trol unit in the course of normal operation. No user intervention is re- quired, beyond simply turning the system on and off from the control unit.

Power consumption in standby mode is significantly reduced from fully “on”—just a few watts for the circuitry which controls the turn-on proce- dure.

Note that if the amplifier has been disconnected from the AC mains power by depressing the front panel power button, it cannot respond to a remote turn-on command from a control unit.

2INDICATOR LIGHT

The indicator light glows either amber or red, depending on the opera- tional status of your BPA. Amber indicates that the BPA is on and ready to

BPA 3, BPA 2 specifications

Madrigal Imaging is at the forefront of innovative imaging technologies, particularly with its BPA 2 and BPA 3 systems, which are designed to enhance diagnostic capabilities in medical imaging. These systems are specifically engineered to meet the demands of modern medical practices while providing high-quality imaging results.

The BPA 2 is renowned for its speed and efficiency. One of its main features is the advanced digital signal processing technology that allows for clearer images in less time. This system employs a unique algorithm that enhances image acquisition, resulting in improved visibility of anatomical structures. The BPA 2 also supports a wide range of imaging modalities, including X-ray, MRI, and ultrasound, making it a versatile tool in any medical facility.

Another significant feature of the BPA 2 is its intuitive user interface, designed to streamline workflow for healthcare professionals. The user-friendly design minimizes the learning curve for new users and allows for quick adjustments to imaging parameters. This enhances productivity, enabling healthcare providers to focus more on patient care and less on navigating complex systems.

Moving to the BPA 3, this next-generation imaging system builds on the strengths of the BPA 2 and incorporates cutting-edge technologies. One of its key characteristics is the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms that assist radiologists by automatically analyzing images and highlighting areas of concern. This not only aids in faster diagnosis but also helps in reducing human error.

Furthermore, the BPA 3 features an advanced image reconstruction technology that dramatically improves image quality. This system utilizes deep learning algorithms to produce high-resolution images with reduced noise, giving clinicians a clearer view of the patient’s condition. Additionally, BPA 3 is designed with an emphasis on patient comfort. Its ergonomic design and faster imaging times are intended to minimize radiation exposure and reduce patient anxiety during procedures.

Both the BPA 2 and BPA 3 are equipped with robust data management solutions, allowing for seamless integration with existing hospital information systems. This ensures that imaging data can be easily shared among healthcare providers, enhancing collaboration and improving patient outcomes.

Overall, Madrigal Imaging's BPA 2 and BPA 3 systems represent significant advancements in medical imaging technology, combining high-quality image capture with user-friendly interfaces and innovative features that prioritize both patient care and operational efficiency.